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Let's Go Below the Rainbow
A feature film that depicts a touching love story between two young women, Meaghan and Louise, who confront mainstream religious beliefs that pose a threat to their romantic relationship. Meaghan, who is rejected by her parents due to her sexuality, pretends to have undergone religious conversion therapy to become heterosexual. Louise, on the other hand, is openly gay and deeply in love with Meaghan, but Meaghan struggles to come to terms with her own feelings and hides them. Amidst the challenges, threats, and intimidation by those who claim to be 'believers,' will the couple's love ultimately triumph?
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A feature film that depicts a touching love story between two young women, Meaghan and Louise, who confront mainstream religious beliefs that pose a threat to their romantic relationship. Meaghan, who is rejected by her parents due to her sexuality, pretends to have undergone religious conversion therapy to become heterosexual. Louise, on the other hand, is openly gay and deeply in love with Meaghan, but Meaghan struggles to come to terms with her own feelings and hides them. Amidst the challenges, threats, and intimidation by those who claim to be 'believers,' will the couple's love ultimately triumph?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Julian Karikalan
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Runtime:126 minutes
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