'Young Royals' Review
'Young Royals' is a great example of positive gay representation in its two main protagonists, but the supporting characters are often frustratingly selfish.
Small Gauge Trauma (2006)
Hand-picked by Fantasias Mitch Davis, SMALL GAUGE TRAUMA is an extraordinary collection of 13 award-winning shorts from 8 countries. It represents some of the strongest and most eccentric highlights from the festivals trailblazing history with the form and is a veritable must-have for lovers of the unusual, aficionados of the fantastic and anyone with an interest in world cinema.
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Hand-picked by Fantasias Mitch Davis, SMALL GAUGE TRAUMA is an extraordinary collection of 13 award-winning shorts from 8 countries. It represents some of the strongest and most eccentric highlights from the festivals trailblazing history with the form and is a veritable must-have for lovers of the unusual, aficionados of the fantastic and anyone with an interest in world cinema.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Diego Abad, Benoît Boucher, Hélène Cattet, Guillaume Fortin, Bruno Forzani, Philip John, Robert Morgan, Naniwa Tenkaku, Paco Plaza, Dennison Ramalho, Salvador Sanz, Tomoya Sato, Miguel Ángel Vivas, Sam Walker
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In Theaters:7/25/2006
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Runtime:180 minutes
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