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Juk. (2026)
In 1950s Georgia, a young African American tomboy named Skip seeks solace and self-discovery in a queer-friendly juke joint.
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In 1950s Georgia, a young African American tomboy named Skip seeks solace and self-discovery in a queer-friendly juke joint.
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Genre:Drama, History, Music
Written By:Tierra Frost
In Theaters:5/2/2026
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Son of a Botanist Productions, C8LDEARTH Entertainment
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