Will 'The Bad Guys' Become Modern Citizens?
A group of criminal animals tries their best to reform themselves into good citizens to avoid serving time in prison.
T-Minus (2023)
After a one night stand, trans mechanic Andrew is pregnant. Without friends, family, or abortion access in his home state of Ohio, Andrew must enlist the help of his hookup, a drag queen named Lex, to accompany him to his appointment at Planned Parenthood in Detroit. As they trek through the Midwest, Andrew finds love and self-acceptance in unexpected places, and learns the importance of chosen family.
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After a one night stand, trans mechanic Andrew is pregnant. Without friends, family, or abortion access in his home state of Ohio, Andrew must enlist the help of his hookup, a drag queen named Lex, to accompany him to his appointment at Planned Parenthood in Detroit. As they trek through the Midwest, Andrew finds love and self-acceptance in unexpected places, and learns the importance of chosen family.
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