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Protect Me From What I Want 

Saleem is an Indian student living in Leeds with his parents. He meets Daz at a gay cruising spot, and they have a night of mutually enjoyable sex. Saleem is nonetheless ashamed of himself and what he has done the next day.
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Saleem is an Indian student living in Leeds with his parents. He meets Daz at a gay cruising spot, and they have a night of mutually enjoyable sex. Saleem is nonetheless ashamed of himself and what he has done the next day.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Dominic Leclerc
Written By:Dominic Leclerc
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Whitley-Leclerc Productions

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