San Junipero: Queer Heaven on Earth
Battles will come and go and queer people do die for their identity and fights for rights, but that doesn’t mean the gays don’t deserve their happy endings in stories.
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Aslıhan, the apple of her family's eye, is eagerly awaiting her family's approval to marry. For this, she needs a suitable groom. Just as she thinks she has found the perfect groom and is about to introduce him to her family, things go awry, and she is forced to return to her solitary life. However, to free herself from the pressure her family is putting on her, she urgently needs to find a temporary groom. Just then, her path crosses with a man who appears before her. Aslıhan comes up with a plan involving this man. She will introduce him to her family as her groom.
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Aslıhan, the apple of her family's eye, is eagerly awaiting her family's approval to marry. For this, she needs a suitable groom. Just as she thinks she has found the perfect groom and is about to introduce him to her family, things go awry, and she is forced to return to her solitary life. However, to free herself from the pressure her family is putting on her, she urgently needs to find a temporary groom. Just then, her path crosses with a man who appears before her. Aslıhan comes up with a plan involving this man. She will introduce him to her family as her groom.
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