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Coming Out at Fat Camp

There are other issues at fat camp besides losing weight, at least according to this clip from the new BET movie.

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Fat Camp tells the story of an off-beat group of teen boys struggling to not only lose weight at a fat camp, but also work through real issues of self-acceptance, sexualities, and bullying. Director Jennifer Arnold and writer Chuck Hayward (Dear White People) have constructed a hilarious coming-of-age story that beautifully represents the growing pains of LGBTQ teens learning to accept themselves. The movie premieres on BET on July 17.

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