
Forget Me Not(2020)
After being made homeless again, a vitriolic and lonely Ryan reaches out to a wealthy artistic friend, who unintentionally reconnects him with his sophisticated closeted ex-boyfriend. The film centres around the recuperating friendship between a reckless adult, an artist, and a closeted homosexual, while focusing on the different approaches to sexuality and how they influence and affect the psyche of the individual.
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