‘Palmer’: Tearing Down Gender Stereotypes
When Eddie Palmer is released from prison he returns home and he meets Sam, soon becoming his primary caregiver.
Water Into Wine (2014)
Peter and Paul, an interracial gay couple wants to have a 'menage a trios' with a virgin. They come up with the crazy idea of asking the reverend Father Francis to lend Sister Mary, the most devout and faithful nun the San Jose Oh God Almighty Orphanage has ever had. Only God knows what's gonna happen.
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Peter and Paul, an interracial gay couple wants to have a 'menage a trios' with a virgin. They come up with the crazy idea of asking the reverend Father Francis to lend Sister Mary, the most devout and faithful nun the San Jose Oh God Almighty Orphanage has ever had. Only God knows what's gonna happen.
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