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When I Come Out... Be There 

Movie was conducted by interviewing 10 people who are talking about their coming out experience. Focus is on emotions these LGBT people had in their coming out process. Fear, anticipation, rejection, confusion, hugs.
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Movie was conducted by interviewing 10 people who are talking about their coming out experience. Focus is on emotions these LGBT people had in their coming out process. Fear, anticipation, rejection, confusion, hugs.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Živojin Čelić
Written By:Živojin Čelić
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Merlinka festival, Vesta Group

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