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In Nazi Germany, the young, closeted Ben fears for his own safety as he learns that the world he lives in is about to become even more dangerous for him and his openly gay best friend.
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In Nazi Germany, the young, closeted Ben fears for his own safety as he learns that the world he lives in is about to become even more dangerous for him and his openly gay best friend.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:William Stead
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts
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