Boys Cry is a true life based fiction film that details the tale of an African raised teenager who’s life takes an incredible turn for the worst when his peers target him for his differences in culture and ultimately force him to engage in acts that without influence, he would never commit.
Montel Swaray
Andrea Morales
Charles Hubbell
Boys Cry is a true life based fiction film that details the tale of an African raised teenager who’s life takes an incredible turn for the worst when his peers target him for his differences in culture and ultimately force him to engage in acts that without influence, he would never commit.
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