Platonic, Until Death Do Us Part | With John Cameron Mitchell

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Platonic, Until Death Do Us Part | With John Cameron Mitchell

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Jun 19, 2019

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What do you do when you're struggling to find a romantic relationship as deep as the relationship you have with your best friend? John Cameron Mitchell ("Anthem: Homunculus") reads Ephi Stempler's essay about a man considering a platonic life partnership.

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Jun 19, 2019

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