GBF (G.B.F.)

GBF (G.B.F.)
GBF (G.B.F.)

Film Details

Year

2013

Duration

93 minutes

Genres

Comedy, Coming of Age

Language

English

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Synopsis

After Tanner is outed as gay by his high school classmates, he becomes the focus of three popular clique leaders anxious to mould him into their very own wanted teen accessory, the G.B.F. (gay best friend), to help them win out in their goal of becoming prom queen. His real friendships come under threat along the way, and there’s a sweet and sincere message about learning to be yourself rather than letting other people construct your identity in this very entertaining comedy.

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15 Classification

Contains frequent moderate sex references.

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