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A look into the lives of those in same sex couples effected by domestic abuse. Told with no dialogue but with a score which takes you through the trails and tribulations of love and what happens when the wrong person choses you.
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A look into the lives of those in same sex couples effected by domestic abuse. Told with no dialogue but with a score which takes you through the trails and tribulations of love and what happens when the wrong person choses you.
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Written By:Joel Eley, Ben Maytham
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