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Elias navigates the complexities of first love when he meets confident new neighbour Alexander. As their friendship deepens, Elias grapples with his growing feelings while fearing the reactions of those around him. A heartfelt conversation with his grandfather about love inspires Elias to embrace his emotions and courageously seek to win Alexander back, realising that love is too precious to let slip away.
Blu-ray, DVD & VoD 10th Nov
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Elias navigates the complexities of first love when he meets confident new neighbour. Confused by his burgeoning feelings, Elias tries to sort out his inner chaos to prove that he is worth Alexander's heart.
Blu-ray & DVD come with a new slip-case art-work, art-cards with personal hand-written messages from Lou Goossens, Marius De Saeger and Anthony Schatteman.
