Spandex
Daniel boxes at the sport's center, but deep inside he dreams of dancing rumba, wearing spandex, and inviting Elizabeth out. However, he does not dare because of his macho friends, who bully everyone, they feel are weak. He is therefore challenged when he is confronted with Elizabeth's friend, Michele, who is not afraid to be himself and connect to his feminine side.
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Daniel boxes at the sport's center, but deep inside he dreams of dancing rumba, wearing spandex, and inviting Elizabeth out. However, he does not dare because of his macho friends, who bully everyone, they feel are weak. He is therefore challenged when he is confronted with Elizabeth's friend, Michele, who is not afraid to be himself and connect to his feminine side.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Frederik Villads
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Runtime:23 minutes
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