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| Drama, Queer Themes/Interest | |||||
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#2302 |
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5*
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| Breon Ansley | Cedrick | |
| Kaydence Briers | Kaydence | |
| Chris Bryant | Marcel | |
| Robert Catrini | Sid | |
| Marlynne Frierson Cooley | Chelle | |
| Mary Jane Cordova | Nurse | |
| Tiffany Fallon | Ashley | |
| Alex Gonzales | Client 2 | |
| Michael Hale | Policeman | |
| Syman Jarrett | Client 1 | |
| Brett Kemp | Cory | |
| Gavyn Michaels | John | |
| Austin Miller | Michael | |
| T. Ashanti Mozelle | Shawn | |
| Sadie Scott | Melody |
| Director |
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| Producer |
Trae Briers
Rubin L. Bryant Jr. |
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| Writer/Composer |
Trae Briers
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| Cinematography |
Alessandro Gentile
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Trade tells the story of two men, one a streetwise hustler, the other a straight-laced lawyer, who meet and form a relationship that brings to light who they really are. Inspired by the book "Boulevard Girls" by David Kaye. |
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