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Romeo and Isabella (2023)
Trans woman, Isabella, has struggled to find the right man. When she goes back home, old friends and skeletons come back to find her. When she falls for Romeo, the neighborhood bad boy, they both find out falling in love may be a death sentence.
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Trans woman, Isabella, has struggled to find the right man. When she goes back home, old friends and skeletons come back to find her. When she falls for Romeo, the neighborhood bad boy, they both find out falling in love may be a death sentence.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Crime
Written By:John Eagle
In Theaters:6/1/2023
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:86Studio
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