Daniel Howell: We’re Here We’re Queer We’re Filled With Existential Fear Trailer (2022)
"RAINBOWS DO NOT REPRESENT ME"12 July 2022Comedy31 mins
For this filmed comedy special ‘Pride month’ Daniel Howell is using his platform to talk about the issues that matter… because apparently he has a 'responsibility' to. Having barely made it out of the closet, Dan is being dragged out of the safety of his permanent antisocial self-imposed lockdown onto a stage, to deliver a sermon on what this month really means. Corporate pride? Hating rainbows? Heterophobia? Casual sex? Self-loathing? We’ll have a gay old time!
Watch the official Daniel Howell: We’re Here We’re Queer We’re Filled With Existential Fear 2022 trailer in HD below.
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