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Transient is a poignant meditation on the nature of love and relationships. An 'end of love' story that traverses themes of travel, capitalism, loss and love, filmed in Sydney and Vietnam. Transient stars Craig Boreham, and Phoenix Leonard as a gay couple living through the decay of their relationship and is narrated by Sydney based actor Ian Roberts. Transient was made with assistance from the New south Wales Film and Television Office Young Filmmakers Fund and the Australian Film Commission
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