Gay Film: People You May Know
Leon van Nierop reviews the gay film People You May Know with Sean Maher and Mark Cirillo. Directed by J.C. Falcón.
July 10, 2019
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For many years, prominent South African writer and film critic, Leon van Nierop has been reviewing gay movies for the magazine. And now his recommendations and critiques will be made available to you right here! Perfect for that Sunday afternoon when you are looking for something to watch. Check in from time to time for new reviews! Happy chilling, boys.
Leon van Nierop reviews the gay film People You May Know with Sean Maher and Mark Cirillo. Directed by J.C. Falcón.
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