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Not Another Coming Out Story
Tommy and Star, two south London teens, explores the complexities of young gay life, focusing on themes of friendship, grief, and the messy realities of adolescence while facing their trauma through risky choices and relationships.
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Tommy and Star, two south London teens, explores the complexities of young gay life, focusing on themes of friendship, grief, and the messy realities of adolescence while facing their trauma through risky choices and relationships.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rufus Shaljean
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Dashington Productions
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