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The film follows two drag queens whose unbreakable bond is tested when one of them suddenly goes silent. As they navigate the vibrant world of drag and the weight of unspoken pain, the film explores identity, friendship, and the silent battles we carry.
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The film follows two drag queens whose unbreakable bond is tested when one of them suddenly goes silent. As they navigate the vibrant world of drag and the weight of unspoken pain, the film explores identity, friendship, and the silent battles we carry.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jasmine Palma, Christzen Rodriguez
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