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Birthday Time

Birthday Time

2000 · 18 min · ★ 4.6 · Drama, Romance

Tom, a married closet case and parent who trolls gay bars for sex on the sly, is placed in charge of his friend's teenage son. And the boy wants a kiss. Or more. What to do?

Directed by Lawrence Ferber · Written by Lawrence Ferber

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