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A film about connecting with family, the struggles faced by our elderly community, and LGBTQ storytelling. Fearing he’s wasting his life, Nick, an aspiring playwright, helps prepare his iconoclastic and gay great-uncle, Dr. Nicolaas Broekhuysen, for a transition into assisted living, unaware they share more in common than just a name.
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A film about connecting with family, the struggles faced by our elderly community, and LGBTQ storytelling. Fearing he’s wasting his life, Nick, an aspiring playwright, helps prepare his iconoclastic and gay great-uncle, Dr. Nicolaas Broekhuysen, for a transition into assisted living, unaware they share more in common than just a name.
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Written By:Christiaan Tarbox
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Runtime:19 minutes
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Cast
Luke Langfeldt
Director
Joshua Zapata-Palmer
Nicolaas 'Nick' Pelphrey
Jim Ahrens
Nicolaas 'Niek' Broekhuysen
Nicole Weber
Shelley Nash
Sean Dooley
Hank Pelphrey
Nick Lague
Young Niek
Gabe Stejskal
Young Walt
Christiaan Tarbox
Pastor
Peter Danbury
Friend
Erin Pecha
Funeral Guest
Amy Jo Schmidt
Flashback Party Guest
Kathryn Xiong
Funeral Guest
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