Luccke, based in the "New HollyWood," Atlanta, Georgia, emphasizes forward-thinking ideologies and trending cultures. Atlanta has a reputation of grooming vibrant personalities, colorful expressions, and inclusion of all shades of love. Luccke is a film based in Atlanta, Georgia, that takes a treacherous look into a defining chapter based on the new age of 2020 millennials that embraces sexual fluidity, social acceptance, and freedom to love limitless with gender nonconformity. In this coming-of-age film, Hoe Squad Elite (HSE) discovers what self-love and friendship really mean when manipulation is key and alter-egos are prevalent. Luccke, also the narrator, is a vivacious, cross-dressing gay male that embraces his sexuality after being physically abused and rejected by his family. While living in his truth as an author, the secrets in his novel, "It Ain't Easy Being a Hoe," begins to haunt him, after he divulges the personal information of his friends. The Hoe Squad Elite knows how to "use what they got to get what they want." They evolve through heartbreak, mental illness, rejection, and violence to triumph into millionaires and true friendship prevails.—latisha littleton
