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Ryan Bruce Levey's feature documentary about queer athletes, Out in the Ring, wins Inside Out's award for Best Canadian Feature.
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Baloney goes behind the scenes with Michael Phillis and Rory Davis as they prepare their "all gay, all male" burlesque show that playfully deconstructs gender norms with pride.
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