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‘Seventeen’ Director Justin Ducharme Talks Portraying Struggling Sex Workers as BFFs in Gritty Vancouver

The Hollywood Reporter · September 14, 2026 at 9:15 AM

The deliberately warm and compassionate debut feature about three queer and indigenous people trying to make it in the Big City will have a world premiere at TIFF.

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‘Seventeen’ Director Justin Ducharme Talks Portraying Struggling Sex Workers as BFFs in Gritty Vancouver

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