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Pinocchio
Pinocchio is the story of a young trans man, Silas, who shares his life story in hopes to add a new perspective to the trans experience. A personal tale about love, joy and growth, meant to bring hope to a community in dire need of support and positivity.
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Pinocchio is the story of a young trans man, Silas, who shares his life story in hopes to add a new perspective to the trans experience. A personal tale about love, joy and growth, meant to bring hope to a community in dire need of support and positivity.
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Genre:Documentary, Romance
Written By:Silas Howse
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