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Single Use Films is a group of 9 students studying film and television at Yoobee College Wellington. Single Use is a drama set in a small New Zealand beach town. It follows 20 year old Noah who deals with the stigma of falling publicly sick with HIV and the transactional nature of many queer relationships.
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Single Use Films
Single Use Films is a group of 9 students studying film and television at Yoobee College Wellington. Single Use is a drama set in a small New Zealand beach town. It follows 20 year old Noah who deals with the stigma of falling publicly sick with HIV and the transactional nature of many queer relationships.
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