If You Loved ‘Coco’, Give Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Vivo’ a Watch!
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The Universe of Me
Once celebrated as a gay icon of adult cinema, aging performer Brent Everett clings to the fragments of a dream of becoming a serious visual artist. As memories of fame blur and the grip of drug addiction deteriorates his sense of self, he pays the ultimate price of desire but never truly seen.
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Once celebrated as a gay icon of adult cinema, aging performer Brent Everett clings to the fragments of a dream of becoming a serious visual artist. As memories of fame blur and the grip of drug addiction deteriorates his sense of self, he pays the ultimate price of desire but never truly seen.
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