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Ways of Loving
Through intimate vignettes of vulnerability, tension, and fleeting joy, the film delves into the intricacies of navigating love when neither partner fully knows themselves. Intertwined with friendships and random occurrences the film offers up the conversation that love is not just bound to sexuality, identity and it can at it's core, be found through the soul.
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Through intimate vignettes of vulnerability, tension, and fleeting joy, the film delves into the intricacies of navigating love when neither partner fully knows themselves. Intertwined with friendships and random occurrences the film offers up the conversation that love is not just bound to sexuality, identity and it can at it's core, be found through the soul.
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Written By:Damon Baker
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Studio:Jumping Flea, Goody Music Production, DB Productions
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