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We Glow in the Dark 

A short film that centers on four central characters and their adversities that are explored whilst on a merrymaking camping trip. William, an adoptee, is faced with being erased by his family. Thomas endures his father’s homophobia – which has recently dismantled a relationship with Gustav. Ida and Emma both struggle with their bisexuality as the drama delves into their tempestuous courtship. Despite their stumbling blocks, the close friendship group provides them with the unconditional love they desperately crave.
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A short film that centers on four central characters and their adversities that are explored whilst on a merrymaking camping trip. William, an adoptee, is faced with being erased by his family. Thomas endures his father’s homophobia – which has recently dismantled a relationship with Gustav. Ida and Emma both struggle with their bisexuality as the drama delves into their tempestuous courtship. Despite their stumbling blocks, the close friendship group provides them with the unconditional love they desperately crave.

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Directed By:Jacob Jørgensen
Written By:Jacob Jørgensen
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Runtime:24 minutes
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