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A deeply personal LGBTQIA+-themed story about a dancer who is forced to stop dancing after surviving a violent attack in a park. The film follows his recovery throughout a day as he finds strength to heal. The film explores the power of reclaiming one’s identity through movement and art.
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A deeply personal LGBTQIA+-themed story about a dancer who is forced to stop dancing after surviving a violent attack in a park. The film follows his recovery throughout a day as he finds strength to heal. The film explores the power of reclaiming one’s identity through movement and art.
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