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The Stars We Are (1998)
In this slice of life documentary, Kalle, a gay, HIV-positive, wheelchair-bound skinhead and his friends Henrik and Ibrahim spend time over the Christmas holidays (Kalle's last) taking drugs, discussing life and hating people in general.
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In this slice of life documentary, Kalle, a gay, HIV-positive, wheelchair-bound skinhead and his friends Henrik and Ibrahim spend time over the Christmas holidays (Kalle's last) taking drugs, discussing life and hating people in general.
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In Theaters:6/11/1998
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