Whispers of Life (2013)
After a gay teenager is threatened by bullies, a stranger steps into the young man's life and actively uses the power of imagination to challenges his thoughts of suicide.
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After a gay teenager is threatened by bullies, a stranger steps into the young man's life and actively uses the power of imagination to challenges his thoughts of suicide.
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In Theaters:9/21/2013
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