Water Is Not My Only Name - LGBTQ Drama

By: Queer Ear Productions
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  • Summary

  • A promising Thai Artist struggling with substance abuse suffers a terrible relapse and must face his darkest place to fulfil a sacred Buddhist promise and restore himself to health.
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Episodes
  • Water Is Not My Only Name Episode 5 of 5 LGBTQ-DRAMA

    Water Is Not My Only Name Episode 5 of 5 LGBTQ-DRAMA
    Jul 26 2019
    Set in Thailand - When Recovering YA-BA (Thai Meth) addict Nam, an internationally acclaimed artist suffers a dangerous relapse he must face his darkest place to keep a sacred Buddhist promise and restore himself to health.
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    13 mins
  • Water Is Not My Only Name Episode 4 of 5 LGBTQ-DRAMA

    Water Is Not My Only Name Episode 4 of 5 LGBTQ-DRAMA
    Jul 19 2019
    Set in Thailand - When Recovering YA-BA (Thai Meth) addict Nam, an internationally acclaimed artist suffers a dangerous relapse he must face his darkest place to keep a sacred Buddhist promise and restore himself to health.
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    16 mins
  • Water Is Not My Only Name Episode 3 of 5 LGBTQ DRAMA

    Water Is Not My Only Name Episode 3 of 5 LGBTQ DRAMA
    Jul 12 2019
    LGBTQ – DRAMA – Episode 3/5
    Set in Thailand, internationally successful artist Nam recovers from a terrible addiction to Ya-Ba (Thai-meth) but when he suffers a dangerous relapse, he must face his darkest place to keep a sacred Buddhist promise, save his relationship with his partner Bird, and restore himself to health.
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    14 mins

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