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Jonas and Jacinta 

Jonas and Jacinta who are best friends in their thirties, are helping organise their friend Ben’s extravagant wedding. The happy couple are throwing a Drag themed wedding, which is problematic as the heterosexual couple are seen as appropriating Queer Culture. Jonas and Jacinta who are a part of the LGBTQ+ community, would love to support their friends, however have their own drama to deal with. As Jonas and Jacinta explore this along the way, a few laughs and tears are shed as is to be expected with any impending wedding. With perhaps the most important question yet to be answered, who will look the best dressed during the nuptials?
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Jonas and Jacinta who are best friends in their thirties, are helping organise their friend Ben’s extravagant wedding. The happy couple are throwing a Drag themed wedding, which is problematic as the heterosexual couple are seen as appropriating Queer Culture. Jonas and Jacinta who are a part of the LGBTQ+ community, would love to support their friends, however have their own drama to deal with. As Jonas and Jacinta explore this along the way, a few laughs and tears are shed as is to be expected with any impending wedding. With perhaps the most important question yet to be answered, who will look the best dressed during the nuptials?

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Directed By:Rich Whitby
Written By:Mathias Triggs
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Runtime:40 minutes
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Rich Whitby

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Cassandra Hodges

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Mathias Triggs

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Tamaryn Payne

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Reece Carter

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Jak Allen-Anderson

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Marcus Houden

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Naomi Lombard

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Jazz Kour

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Edd Bower

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