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Christopher Street: The Series (2009) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 2, 2009

Original Title:
Christopher Street: The Series

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 66

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Christopher Street is in the heart of the West Village where you can have quite an experience and witness all types of men, women, a few children, young, old, big, or small, and not to mention gay. That's why Christopher Street chooses to hang out there, no not the street name, but the person. Christopher Dewayne Street is originally from Memphis Tennessee, but now he resides in the Big Apple where he is learning new and exciting things everyday. With Christopher you can expect anything as he is fashion-forward and fashionably dysfunctional, he might be a boy today and a full-grown woman on tomorrow; you either love him, hate him, or both. Within his friend circle you meet the loyal wife Jharemy, the crybaby Ashton, and the diva of all times Miss Shawn. Through the lives of Christopher and his diverse group of friends, we see the challenges that four young gay men face while being young gay minorities.

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Director:
Evan Storey

Writer:
Steven E. Martinez
Dwight Allen O'Neal

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