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Two teenage strangers, each grappling with their identity, end up at the same nightclub on a Friday night. As desire and discomfort push them to confront who they are, a chance encounter offers the possibility of the connection and understanding they’ve been searching for.
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Two teenage strangers, each grappling with their identity, end up at the same nightclub on a Friday night. As desire and discomfort push them to confront who they are, a chance encounter offers the possibility of the connection and understanding they’ve been searching for.
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