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By Zachary ZaneSeptember 15 2017 / 12:29 PM
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The film, directed by Dome Karukoski, follows the life of Touko Laaksonen, who most of us know as Tom of Finland.
Touko returns from his country after fighting as a decorated officer in World War II. He sees the persecution and hatred towards gay men in his country, and finds refuge in drawing, creating his iconic muscular daddy, bear, and kinkster artwork. His art not only contributes to queer culture, but also inspires gay men to live their authentic and best lives.
Watch the latest trailer for Tom of Finland, set to be released stateside on October 13, below.

        
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