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Lights Out (2021)

Charlie, a young Asian American man, discovers he has a superpower (!) that's not very useful - It's only triggered when Charlie is "talking dirty" AKA narrating adult romance audiobooks in his closet. Charlie struggles to uncover the mystery of this new superpower, all while confronting a stagnant relationship with his long term boyfriend, Nathan. Loosely based on a true story, of the first Asian male romance narrator, ever, in the history of the audiobook world.
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Charlie, a young Asian American man, discovers he has a superpower (!) that's not very useful - It's only triggered when Charlie is "talking dirty" AKA narrating adult romance audiobooks in his closet. Charlie struggles to uncover the mystery of this new superpower, all while confronting a stagnant relationship with his long term boyfriend, Nathan. Loosely based on a true story, of the first Asian male romance narrator, ever, in the history of the audiobook world.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kurt Kanazawa
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In Theaters:1/1/2021
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:1512 Productions

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