Queerly Ever After (2024)
In this collection written by sex and intimacy coach Matthew Shur, we retell (and reclaim) popular fairytales through a more-modern queer lens. Filmed at a chateau in France, these scenes are full of hot guys, dramatic cinematography and rich narratives.
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In this collection written by sex and intimacy coach Matthew Shur, we retell (and reclaim) popular fairytales through a more-modern queer lens. Filmed at a chateau in France, these scenes are full of hot guys, dramatic cinematography and rich narratives.
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In Theaters:12/10/2024
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Himeros TV
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