
Synopsis
GETTING UNDER YOUR SKIN tells the story of an unlikely friendship between Gaspard, a queer 16-year-old in search of empowerment, and Dave, a 25-year-old police officer who infiltrates Gaspard’s high school to flush out drug dealers with possible organized crime connections.
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