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Whiter Shade of Pale (2014)
In a single morning a middle aged evangelical couple must come to terms with themselves, each other, and God when it discovered through tragic circumstances that the husband is a closeted gay man and has been leading a double life.
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In a single morning a middle aged evangelical couple must come to terms with themselves, each other, and God when it discovered through tragic circumstances that the husband is a closeted gay man and has been leading a double life.
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