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Will Love, Simon Be the Gay Movie of 2018?

Watch a trailer for the eagerly-anticipated teen rom-com.

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Love, Simon is shaping up to be the most anticipated gay movie of 2018.

Based on the YA novel Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli, the romantic comedy follows a group of high school seniors struggling to find out who they are. After a closeted youth comes out on the high school's gossip blog, Simon anonymously reaches out and strikes up a whirlwind virtual romance. But when a classmate finds out about his sexuality, Simon's entire world could come crumbling down around him.

Love, Simon "comes out" March 16. Watch the trailer below.

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