“Line Of Control”
A masterful portrayal of a long-forgotten story that needs to be told.
Keenelan (2024)
In the heart of a bustling city's art scene, Kaya, a Black Queer artist grappling with the enigmatic whispers of her past. Just before an eminent showcase poised to skyrocket her career, Kaya is engulfed by a storm of haunting dreams and memories of a long-lost lover. These visions, as eloquently enchanting as they are, bleed into the fabric of her daily life, stirring a tempest of confusion and self-reflection. And then the vision becomes a reality, when her past lover accidentally reappears in her life.
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In the heart of a bustling city's art scene, Kaya, a Black Queer artist grappling with the enigmatic whispers of her past. Just before an eminent showcase poised to skyrocket her career, Kaya is engulfed by a storm of haunting dreams and memories of a long-lost lover. These visions, as eloquently enchanting as they are, bleed into the fabric of her daily life, stirring a tempest of confusion and self-reflection. And then the vision becomes a reality, when her past lover accidentally reappears in her life.
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Written By:Cami Cruz Thomas
In Theaters:9/29/2024
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Runtime:34 minutes
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