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Shame or Honour
Two young gay men have an eventful first date at a nightclub, but that's neither the beginning nor the end of the story. Sam and Mo, together with Magenta a cross-dresser. While both are physically intact, Mo's shirt is soaked in blood. Obviously, he just wants to go home or does he? It might not be the safest place to be. Mo hasn't come out to his parents yet. Meanwhile in a parallel story, the terrorist's identity unfolds.
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Two young gay men have an eventful first date at a nightclub, but that's neither the beginning nor the end of the story. Sam and Mo, together with Magenta a cross-dresser. While both are physically intact, Mo's shirt is soaked in blood. Obviously, he just wants to go home or does he? It might not be the safest place to be. Mo hasn't come out to his parents yet. Meanwhile in a parallel story, the terrorist's identity unfolds.
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