The Best LGBT Films and Shows to Watch Online
Celebrate Pride with these movies and TV shows available on popular streaming services. (Good news: a lot of them are available for free.)
Red Light Spells Danger
Antonio, who’s recently met with an unfortunate accident, is left in the hands of a sole caretaker in the form of his unfamiliar father-in-law, Miguel. The accident also happens to take away the life of a loved one for both protagonists, a wife in the case of Antonio, and a daughter for Miguel. They recieve a call that is intented uniquely for Antonio, but, due to his physical condition, he is unable answer. The call reveals truths on Antonio's past, that shall change his life forever.
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Antonio, who’s recently met with an unfortunate accident, is left in the hands of a sole caretaker in the form of his unfamiliar father-in-law, Miguel. The accident also happens to take away the life of a loved one for both protagonists, a wife in the case of Antonio, and a daughter for Miguel. They recieve a call that is intented uniquely for Antonio, but, due to his physical condition, he is unable answer. The call reveals truths on Antonio's past, that shall change his life forever.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Horror
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Asif Fernandes
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