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A short educational film addressing sexting for young adults with intellectual disability (ID). It follows the story of River and Avery, two individuals navigating intimacy and online communication in a long-distance relationship.
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A short educational film addressing sexting for young adults with intellectual disability (ID). It follows the story of River and Avery, two individuals navigating intimacy and online communication in a long-distance relationship.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Emily Dash
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Bus Stop Films, Australian Film Television and Radio School
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