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Patrick (2021)
A charismatic mortician finds love when he meets David, a shy southern boy attending his grandfather’s funeral. Their brief romance is cut short when Patrick’s old flame tries to rekindle a relationship, and a crowded house party quickly turns violent. Emotionally shattered, David must confront his feelings of betrayal and loss, while also learning to accept his sexual identity and reconcile it with his family’s faith.
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A charismatic mortician finds love when he meets David, a shy southern boy attending his grandfather’s funeral. Their brief romance is cut short when Patrick’s old flame tries to rekindle a relationship, and a crowded house party quickly turns violent. Emotionally shattered, David must confront his feelings of betrayal and loss, while also learning to accept his sexual identity and reconcile it with his family’s faith.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Caitlin R. Williams
In Theaters:2/15/2021
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:FFS Films, Golden Anvil Pictures
Cast
Adam Swain Ferguson
Director
Ramy Atallah
Vincent - Mourner
Zander Ayeroff
Blake - Partygoer
Mark B. Becker II
Kyle - Coffee Shop Customer
Jayson Bernard
Mr. Campbell
Caitlin R. Williams
Caitlin Williams (cameo)
Ellen Bienenfeld
Katherine Campbell
Jake Boldt
Brandon - Diner Patron
Rieves Bowers
Roger - Diner Patron
Mark Day
Everette - Diner Patron
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