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Together (2013)
After surviving the apocalypse, David and Joseph, a homosexual couple, find themselves struggling to stay alive. As the days grow colder, David and Joseph start to realize that in order to survive in a world without society, they might not be able to hold onto what they once were. When given the choice, what do you hold onto: your morals or each other?
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After surviving the apocalypse, David and Joseph, a homosexual couple, find themselves struggling to stay alive. As the days grow colder, David and Joseph start to realize that in order to survive in a world without society, they might not be able to hold onto what they once were. When given the choice, what do you hold onto: your morals or each other?
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