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With the heat threatening a grid outage, a queer couple sets out on their "perfect desert day" with their bored pre-teen nephew begrudgingly in tow. But if anything can get him out of his video game, maybe it's an encounter with a visitor from outer space.
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With the heat threatening a grid outage, a queer couple sets out on their "perfect desert day" with their bored pre-teen nephew begrudgingly in tow. But if anything can get him out of his video game, maybe it's an encounter with a visitor from outer space.
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Written By:Graham Kolbeins
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