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Jesús (2016)

It's Christmas, 2011. An artist by the name of Jesús starts his morning getting off with a trick named Zeke, handcuffed to a wall while Zeke's girlfriend/pimp Jezzie waits in the living room. This is all before he goes to a kinky Christmas party at a place called The Cathedral that night where he meets the captivating M. Monroe. Their one night stand will be life and death (death and rebirth)! A sordid resurrection. At times, comedic, sexy and bold; at the core it's a love story: to receive love, one must BE love first.
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It's Christmas, 2011. An artist by the name of Jesús starts his morning getting off with a trick named Zeke, handcuffed to a wall while Zeke's girlfriend/pimp Jezzie waits in the living room. This is all before he goes to a kinky Christmas party at a place called The Cathedral that night where he meets the captivating M. Monroe. Their one night stand will be life and death (death and rebirth)! A sordid resurrection. At times, comedic, sexy and bold; at the core it's a love story: to receive love, one must BE love first.

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Directed By:Mike James
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In Theaters:2/23/2016
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Runtime:19 minutes
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