Faggots, The Documentary

Faggots, The Documentary

Faggots, The Documentary

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Faggots, The Documentary

2016

0h 39m

1.0(2 votes)

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Overview

This documentary is a collection of interviews of homosexual boys who are proud to be labeled queers. They discuss the stigma behind the word and how they reacted to homophobic attacks they've face at some point of their lives.

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6 members

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Italo Amorim

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Peu Carneiro

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Orlando Dantas

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Bruno Delgado

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Igor Ferreira

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João Pedro Simões

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