Wait, Lorenzo!
Two sides of one coin--one young, another aged; one impulsive, another likes everything planned out; one honest with everything he says, another careful with his secrets and his queer identity. The story unfolds in the beautiful summer of 1994, when a retired art history professor, Lorenzo, moves to a tiny town near Syracuse, NY. where he meets Luke, an unexpected young towner who just buried his father. The hidden truths stir up changes in everything. Things start shifting before neither realizes it.
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Two sides of one coin--one young, another aged; one impulsive, another likes everything planned out; one honest with everything he says, another careful with his secrets and his queer identity. The story unfolds in the beautiful summer of 1994, when a retired art history professor, Lorenzo, moves to a tiny town near Syracuse, NY. where he meets Luke, an unexpected young towner who just buried his father. The hidden truths stir up changes in everything. Things start shifting before neither realizes it.
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