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Kyle Reaume

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Biography

Kyle Reaume is a Toronto-based director, writer, editor, and actor. In 2016, Kyle won the Inside Out BravoFact Pitch Competition, receiving a 50,000$ grant to produce his short, What About Shelley, which has since screened at 19 festivals worldwide. In 2018, Kyle and director-actor Nick Neon co-wrote and starred in Vertical Lines, which world premiered at BFI Flare: London LGBT Film Festival, and was awarded Best Men's Short Audience Award at Wicked Queer Boston.

Filmography Movies

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Vertical Lines

3.3(0.0K)

Dave and Andrew reach a new level of closeness in their relationship when they share their personal experiences with self-harm.

What About Shelley

1.0(0.0K)

Billy and Shelley are best friends, but their friendship is greatly tested when Shelley's boyfriend, Adam, secretly comes out to Billy - the only other gay man he knows.

Ecstasy

2.5(0.0K)

He would do anything to be touched by his former lover once more. Ecstasy is an exploration of the coalescence of love and violence.

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Ecstasy

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Vertical Lines

3.3(0.0K)

Dave and Andrew reach a new level of closeness in their relationship when they share their personal experiences with self-harm.

What About Shelley

1.0(0.0K)

Billy and Shelley are best friends, but their friendship is greatly tested when Shelley's boyfriend, Adam, secretly comes out to Billy - the only other gay man he knows.

What About Shelley

1.0(0.0K)

Billy and Shelley are best friends, but their friendship is greatly tested when Shelley's boyfriend, Adam, secretly comes out to Billy - the only other gay man he knows.

Whiterock

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An experimental documentary that traverses a relationship that outwardly appeared loving, warm, and enviable. But inward, a secret laid in the shadows, growing wings.

Ecstasy

2.5(0.0K)

He would do anything to be touched by his former lover once more. Ecstasy is an exploration of the coalescence of love and violence.

Vertical Lines

3.3(0.0K)

Dave and Andrew reach a new level of closeness in their relationship when they share their personal experiences with self-harm.

Battle Cry

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At the oldest-running queer theatre in the world, Toronto's most cerebral drag queen and "tragicomedienne" Pearle Harbour prepares to take the stage for her new show "Battle Cry: Songs Of Warfare & Gaiety".