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I'm Not Gay
I'm Not Gay

I'm Not Gay

What are you afraid of?

Genres

Documentary

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A conflicted gay man struggles to teach his younger self about the challenges of adult life. Searching for answers inside stories from his past, he must confront his nature and the man he will become. Documentary meets musical feature in this experimental coming of age drama about power and masculinity in modern day Australia.

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Budget

$80000

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

81 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

01 June 2023

Country

Australia

Cast

Cooper Alexis

Cooper Alexis

Drummer

Jarryd Doyle

Jarryd Doyle

Bill Daopeng Liu

Bill Daopeng Liu

Nicholas Davies

Nicholas Davies

Brendan Palmer

Brendan Palmer

Cédric Foley

Cédric Foley

Bruno Jimenez

Bruno Jimenez

Lio Chavez

Lio Chavez

Dilroop Khangura

Dilroop Khangura

Anthony Moisset

Anthony Moisset

Kevin Zhang

Kevin Zhang

Quinlan Deakin

Quinlan Deakin

Jessica Melchert

Jessica Melchert

Roel Fiala

Roel Fiala

Randolph Fields

Randolph Fields

Lawrence Ola

Lawrence Ola

Nafees Nazim

Nafees Nazim

Kyle Burnard

Kyle Burnard

Reni Sabran-Walsh

Reni Sabran-Walsh

Richard Cotter

Richard Cotter

Jackie Tran

Jackie Tran

Roy Han

Roy Han

Tiffany Wong

Tiffany Wong

Silvestro Franco

Silvestro Franco

Michael Kingdom

Michael Kingdom

Sam Folden

Sam Folden

Jerome Varlet-Green

Jerome Varlet-Green

Nelson Blattman

Nelson Blattman

Nikki Rose

Nikki Rose

Michael Delmar

Michael Delmar

Max Anderson

Max Anderson

Michael Woodbridge

Michael Woodbridge

Kelly Monisse

Kelly Monisse

Sean Stefani

Sean Stefani

Jackson Quelch

Jackson Quelch

Oliver Smith

Oliver Smith

Jasper Molyneux

Jasper Molyneux

Meredith Salotto

Meredith Salotto

Chad Mitchison

Chad Mitchison

Laneikka Denne

Laneikka Denne

Dirk Nagel

Dirk Nagel

Nicole Yardley

Nicole Yardley

Paris Tenana

Paris Tenana

Ben Francis

Ben Francis

Natalie Ojeda

Natalie Ojeda

Justin Miltenyi

Justin Miltenyi

Timothy Guy

Timothy Guy

Riley Coulter

Riley Coulter

Hugh Martin

Hugh Martin

Marty O'Neill

Marty O'Neill

Jeffrey Dimi

Jeffrey Dimi

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