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Shame No More (1999)
In true 1950's educational film style we watch as high school boy Johnny wrestles with a terrible secret. Johnny is a closeted-heterosexual. What will his dads do when they discover he's only pretending to be like everyone else.
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In true 1950's educational film style we watch as high school boy Johnny wrestles with a terrible secret. Johnny is a closeted-heterosexual. What will his dads do when they discover he's only pretending to be like everyone else.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:John Krokidas
In Theaters:1/20/1999
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Runtime:12 minutes
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Cast
John Krokidas
Director
Kelly Dixon
Narrator
Mickey Smith
Paperboy
Tanya Gingerich
First Housewife
Sara Kathryn Bakker
Second Housewife
John Hartmann
First Dad
Blayne Perry
First Businessman
Duncan Rogers
Second Businessman
Jim Oakley
First Football Player
J.J. Messina
Second Football Player
Jordanna Dezeeuw
Evil Hetero Woman
Pete Barker
Dr. Dinsey
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