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A Lower Power (2009) – A Queer Journey Through Faith and Repression
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The Secret Past Between Me and the Young Master (4)
13 Since this year, the young master has regarded his banking job as a side job and his Amway business as the main line of his life. Although he is in other branches, he comes to us after get off work to talk about life, career, and dreams, making everyone here not want to see...
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Director: Silvia Brunelli Writer: Francesca Scanu, Silvia Brunelli Country: Italy Genre: Drama Language: Italian Duration: 82 min Stars: Antonia Truppo, Francesco Pellegrino, Pina di Gennaro, Sophia Guastaferro, Vincenzo Antonucci Some movies aren’t just about keeping you entertained. They’re meant to jolt you awake. “The Miracle Child” (La santa piccola) might sound like something out of a fairy tale, but in truth, it’s more of a raw...
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Mysterious Ways (New Zealand)
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