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Go West (2005) - Movie Trailer Director: Ahmed Imamovic. Principal cast: Mario Drmać, Tarik Filipović, Rade Šerbedžija, Mirjana Karanović. The war in Bosnia which took place between 1992 and 1995 was a grim affair. Its effects will linger on for generations and its heritage will haunt not only the Bosnians themselves but also the rest of the civilised world for many years to come. Some issues will only be dealt with properly when the biggest wounds have healed. As you can see in Germany, it has taken the country 60 years to produce „Der Untergang" (The Downfall, 2004) which offers a nuanced portrait of Adolf Hitler as a person and „Mein Führer - Die wirklich wahrste Wahrheit über Adolf Hitler" (Mein Führer: The Truly Truest Truth About Adolf Hitler, 2007) which is in fact a comedy. Since the end of the war, there have been made several films in Bosnia & Herzegovina dealing with the issue. Actually, most of the films recently produced in Bosnia & Herzegovina have been related to the war in one way or another. "No Man's Land" even won an Academy Award for the Best Foreign Language Film in 2002. In many ways, Bosnian films dealing with the war and subsequently post-war traumas are expected, and hardly anyone would have batted an eyelid in connection with another film dealing with these issues, if it wasn't for the fact that "Go West" evolves around a gay couple. The film director Ahmed Imamovic became known internationally as a result of his graduation project from the Bosnian Film Academy, a 10 minute long film appropriately called "10 Minutes" which almost immediately won him the Best European Short Film Award in 2002 (see a separate blog entry for this film). I believe, this partly explains why he got the green light to go ahead with his first full length feature project "Go West" despite the controversial choice of main characters. And the choice indeed proved to be just that -- controversial. Long time before the film was even completed, Ahmed Imamovic received death threats from upset Muslim fundamentalists. Commentators found it obscene that a film about such a great tragedy as the Bosnian war would involve portrayal of "sexual perverts" and argued that its "sacrilegious" premise would disgrace the whole Bosnian nation. However, the indignation mostly vanished after the film was released and shown in cinemas all across Bosnia & Herzegovina. The main message of the film is about humanity and the tragedy of war and it has seemingly also been received as such by the general Bosnian audience. Some people criticise "Go West" for making a mockery of Serbs, generalising about a whole people. And yes, some scenes seem somewhat exaggerated and caricaturising: the singing well-wishers arriving at the wedding on what seems to be the biggest truck known to mankind, the war-mongering but legless priest, the chainsaw-playing twins. I was never there myself, so I couldn't say for sure, but somehow even those characters don't seem too bizarre and out of place and time. To be honest, the relative comic relief which they offer is rather reminiscent of some of the characters in Emir Kusturica's film universe and you can hardly accuse him of being anti-Serbian. The madness of war brings out many things in people. Tim Judah, the author of the book "The Serbs. History, Myth and The Destruction of Yugoslavia" and a former Balkan war correspondent, quotes a psychiatrist who stayed in Sarajevo throughout the war saying that his mental patients "had had some improvement, by contrast normal people had got worse". When seemingly normal people turn into mass murderers almost overnight, you can definitely believe a few bizarre characters in "Go West". On the other side, you also see ravaged characters, people without any future hopes, only past to turn to for comfort. People who also know it all too well. The totality of the ongoing tragedy weighs heavily on most characters in this film. The others, those taken over by insanity, will unavoidably have to deal with it later. If they survive, that is. "Go West" is not a "black" film despite its rather "black" premise. Most of all, I think it is a film about the human spirit which will prevail in even the most unhuman circumstances. It is about that ray of hope. It is about immense loss, but also the courage to continue. The cello shall play on! Tags: Gay Couple Transvestite Transvestism Aboriginal Serbo-Croatian Bosnia-Herzegovina Bosnia Herzegovina Muslim Islam

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C.R.A.Z.Y. (2005) - Movie Trailer It's a story of two love affairs. A father's love for his five sons. And one son's love for his father, a love so strong it compels him to live a lie. That son is Zac Beaulieu, born on the 25th of December 1960, different from all his brothers, but desperate to fit in. During the next 20 years, life takes Zac on a surprising and unexpected journey that ultimately leads him to accept his true nature and, even more importantly, leads his father to love him for who he really is. A mystical fable about a modern-day Christ-like figure, "C.R.A.Z.Y" exudes the beauty, the poetry and the madness of the human spirit in all its contradictions. C.R.A.Z.Y. is an award-winning and popular 2005 French-language Canadian film from Quebec. It tells the story of Zac, a young man dealing with his emerging homosexual feelings while growing up with four brothers and a conservative father in 1960s and 1970s Quebec. The film was directed and co-written (with François Boulay) by Jean-Marc Vallée. The title derives from the first letter in the names of the five brothers: Christian, Raymond, Antoine, Zachary and Yvan, and also refers to their father's abiding love of Patsy Cline's classic song "Crazy". Since its release, it has often been called one of the greatest Quebec films of all time - and, by extension, one of the greatest films to ever come out of Canada. Cast: Michel Côté, Marc-André Grondin, Danielle Proulx, Émile Vallée, Pierre-Luc Brillant, Maxime Tremblay, Alex Gravel, Natasha Thompson, Johanne Lebrun, Mariloup Wolfe, Francis Ducharme, Hélène Grégoire, Michel Laperrière, Jean-Louis Roux, Mohamed Majd. Plot Keywords: Hit By Car, Record, Desert, Pregnant, Bicycle Accident, Oral Sex, Rumor, Canada, Obsession, Reconciliation, Israel, Dancer, Sexual Orientation, 1960s, Arab, 1970s, Summer Camp, No Title At Beginning, Underwater, Birthday Present, Travel, Gay Interest, Brother Brother Relationship, Marijuana, Father Son Relationship, Drug Abuse, Baby, Childhood, Christmas, Catholic, Church, Teen, Coming Of Age, Mass, Bed Wetting, Cousin, Loss Of Brother, Thirst, Voice Over, Asthma, Slow Motion, Psychiatrist, Fantasy Sequence, Obscene Finger Gesture, Little Boy, Jerusalem, Funeral, Acronym In Title, Entire Title Is Capitalized Acronym, Montréal, Homophobia, Punk, Hospital, Dysfunctional Family, Masturbation Scene, Wedding, Sexual Alienation. List of awards * Maine International Film Festival, 2007: Winner, Audience Favorite Award. * Prix Jutra, 2006: Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Art Direction, Best Costume Design, Best Sound, Best Makeup, Best Hairstyle, Biggest Box Office Success, Most Illustrious Film outside of Quebec * Genie Awards, 2006: Best Motion Picture, Achievement in Art Direction/Production Design, Achievement in Costume Design, Achievement in Direction, Achievement in Editing, Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role, Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role, Achievement in Sound Editing, Original Screenplay, * Toronto International Film Festival, 2005: Toronto -- City Award for Best Canadian Feature Film * Gijon international film festival (Spain), 2005: Young jury's award (best film), best director (Jean-Marc Vallée), best script (François Boulay), best artistic direction (Patrice Bricault-Vermette) * Atlantic Film Festival, 2005: Best Canadian Feature * AFI Fest (Los Angeles), 2005: Audience Award for Best Film * Marrakech film festival (Morocco), 2005: Jury's prize * Venice Film Festival (Italy), 2005: accepted Tags: crazy trailer movie 2005 gay fantastic french english subtitles

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Naissance Des Pieuvres / Water Lilies (2007) - Movie Trailer Set in the competitive world of synchronised swimming, WATER LILIES is a brilliantly observed portrait of female adolescence. The film centres around three 15-year-old-girls who experience first love in very different ways. WATER LILIES is the directorial debut of twenty-seven year-old Céline Sciamma and stars newcomers Pauline Acquart, Louise Blachère, Adèle Haenel and Warren Jacquin. Premiering at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival in Un Certain Regard, Sciamma and her young cast were widely hailed as among the most talented newcomers to emerge from the festival. Cast Marie Pauline Acquart Anne Louise Blachère Floriane Adèle Haenel François Warren Jacquin Céline Sciamma Biography Céline Sciamma is 28. She grew up in the suburbs. After a masters degree in French literature, she was admitted to La Femis where she took screenwriting courses. She shares her work between collaborations with directors and writing features and television projects. Water Lilies is her first feature film. Winner of the Junior Best Screenplay Award 2006 organized by Barbara and Philippe Maynial with the support of France 3. Para One, aka Jean Baptiste de Laubier was born in Orleans in 1979. He is a French Electro/Hip Hop/Pop composer and producer. In 2001, he released the EP Blue Rain. In 2002, he joined the Atelier, completed the album Buffet des Anciens élèves and released the EP Beat Down. Para One collaborated with TTC on the album Batards Sensibles where he produced the already cult Dans le Club, as well as their last album 3615 TTC. In 2006, he released his first solo album Epiphanie on the Institubes label and remixed Daft Punk. Having graduated from La fémis directing department, he is writing his first feature. Crystel Fournier is Director of Photography. She graduated from La fémis in 1998. She has shot over 10 features including Dreams of Dust (premiered in 2006 at Sundance) by Laurent Salgues, The Man who wanted a Child (2006) and Carnage (2001) by Delphine Gleize (2001), Burnt out (winner in 2005 at San Sebastian) by Fabienne Godet, Orlando Vargas (2005) by Juan Pittaluga, Why (Not) Brazil? (2004) by Laetitia Masson and Clement (2001) by Emmanuelle Bercot. Crew Written and Directed by Céline Sciamma Music Para One Casting Christel Baras - Laure Cochener Director of Photography Crystel Fournier Sound Pierre André Editing Julien Lacheray Mixing Daniel Sobrino First Assistant Director Delphine Daull Script Roselyne Bellec Coach Véronique Ruggia Production Design Gwendal Bescond Line Producer Maud Quiffet Costumes Marine Chauveau Make-up Marie Luiset Producers Bénédicte Couvreur - Jérôme Dopffer A Les Productions Balthazar presentation, in association with the Centre National de la Cinématographie, with the participation of Canal +, with the support of Région Ile de France, with the participation of Arte/Cofinova3. Also Known As (AKA) Ninféias / Brazil (festival title) Pieuvres, Les / France (working title) Water Lilies / International (English title) Nilüferler / Turkey Plot Keyword: Synchronized Swimming, Female Full Frontal Nudity, Medal, Female Frontal Nudity, Sex, Friendship, Female Nudity, Swimming Underwater, Pretty Girl, Teenage Sexuality, Necklace, Teenager, Lesbianism, Shower Scene, Loss Of Virginity, Bus, Defloration, Teen, Nudity, Coming Of Age, Dog, Swimming Pool, Fat Girl, Kissing, Lesbian Kiss, Lesbian. Tags: Lesbianism Shower Scene Loss Of Virginity Bus Defloration Teen Nudity Coming Age Dog Swimming Pool Fat Girl Kissing

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Presque Rien / Come Undon (2000) - Movie Trailer 'Presque Rien' ('Come Undone') is an earlier work by the inordinately gifted writer/ director Sébastien Lifshitz (with the collaboration of writer Stéphane Bouquet - the team that gave us the later 'Wild Side'). As we come to understand Lifshitz's manner of storytelling each of his works becomes more treasureable. By allowing his tender and sensitive love stories to unfold in the same random fashion found in the minds of confused and insecure youths - time now, time passed, time reflective, time imagined, time alone - Lifshitz makes his tales more personal, involving the viewer with every aspect of the characters' responses. It takes a bit of work to key into his method, but going with his technique draws us deeply into the film. Mathieu (handsome and gifted Jérémie Elkaïm) is visiting the seaside for a holiday, a time to allow his mother (Dominique Reymond) to struggle with her undefined illness, cared for by the worldly and wise Annick (Marie Matheron) and accompanied by his sister Sarah (Laetitia Legrix): their distant father has remained at home for business reasons. Weaving in and out of the first moments of the film are images of Mathieu alone, looking depressed, riding trains, speaking to someone in a little recorder. We are left to wonder whether the unfolding action is all memory or contemporary action. While sunning at the beach Mathieu notices a handsome youth his age starring at him, and we can feel Mathieu's emotions quivering with confusion. The youth Cédric (Stéphane Rideau) follows Mathieu and his sister home, continuing the mystery of attraction. Soon Cédric approaches Mathieu and a gentle introduction leads to a kiss that begins a passionate love obsession. Mathieu is terrified of the direction he is taking, rebuffs Cédric's public approaches, but continues to seek him out for consignations. The two young men are fully in the throes of being in love and the enactment of the physical aspect of this relationship, so very necessary to understanding this story, is shared with the audience in some very erotic and sensual scenes. Yet as the summer wears on Mathieu, a committed student, realizes that Cédric is a drifter working in a condiment stand at a carnival. It becomes apparent that Cédric is the Dionysian partner while Mathieu is the Apollonian one: in a telling time in architectural ruin Mathieu is excited by the beauty of the history and space while Cédric is only interested in the place as a new hideaway for lovemaking. Mathieu is a complex person, coping with his familial ties strained by critical illness and a non-present father, a fear of his burgeoning sexuality, and his nascent passion for Cédric. Their moments of joy are disrupted by Cédric's admission of infidelity and Mathieu's inability to cope with that issue and eventually they part ways. Time passes, family changes are made, and Mathieu drifts into depression including a suicide attempt. The manner in which Mathieu copes with all of these challenges and finds solace, strangely enough, in one of Cédric's past lovers Pierre (Nils Ohlund) brings the film to an ambiguous yet wholly successful climax. After viewing the film the feeling of identification with these characters is so strong that the desire to start the film from the beginning now with the knowledge of the complete story is powerful. Lifshitz has given us a film of meditation with passion, conflicts with passion's powers found in love, and a quiet film of silences and reveries that are incomparably beautiful. The entire cast is superb and the direction is gentle and provocative. Lifshitz is most assuredly one of the bright lights of film-making. In French with English subtitles. Highly Recommended. Also Known As (AKA) Almost Nothing UK (subtitle) Come Undone USA Primer verano Spain Quasi niente Italy Shedon ola Greece Shedon tipota Greece (festival title) Sommer wie Winter... Germany Plot Keyword: First Gay Sexual Experience, Beach, Homosexual, Teen, Suicide Attempt, Depression, Gay, Romance, Youth, Gay Interest, Sex, Self Destructive, Male Frontal Nudity. Tags: First Gay Sexual Experience Beach Homosexual Teen Suicide Attempt Depression Romance Youth Interest Sex Self

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Eating Out (2004) - Movie Trailer The fastest way to a girl's heart is through her gay best friend. Caleb (Scott Lunsford), a hunky poli-sci major fresh off a breakup with the aggressive Tiffany, is shocked when his gay roommate, Kyle (American Idol's Jim Verraros), lets him in on a little secret: Gay men can get any girl they want. Armed with this tasty tidbit of knowledge, Caleb agrees to a plan hatched by Kyle, and finds himself pretending to be gay to woo Gwen (Emily Stiles), a smart-mouthed cutie with a penchant for boys who like boys. Soon Caleb realizes his plan is not as simple as he first thought. . . . At Gwen's urging, he finds himself roped into "eating out" with her hunky roommate Marc (Desperate Housewives' Ryan Carnes)—who is, naturally, the object of Kyle's affection. Can Caleb find a way to reveal his true feelings for Gwen without hurting Marc, or will both he and Kyle be left out in the cold? Director: Q. Allan Brocka Cast: Scott Lunsford, Jim Verraros, Emily Stiles, Ryan Carnes, Rebekah Kochan Runtime: 90 Minutes Language: English Plot Keywords: Gay Relationship, Gay Sex, Telephone, Musician, Heterosexuality, Family, Break Up, First Date, Female Nudity, Masturbation, Jazz, Kiss, Phone, Rape, Pianist, Gay, Male Frontal Nudity, Kissing, Gay Interest, Man Pretending To Be Gay, Homosexuality, Homosexual, Blow Job, Phone Sex, Aspiring Musician, Dating, Piano Player, Roommate, Unrequited Love, Coming Out, First Gay Sexual Experience, Gay Kiss, Gay Straight Relations, Masturbation Scene, Ménage À Trois. Cast: Rebekah Kochan, Scott Lunsford, Jim Verraros, Natalie Burge, Adrienne Pearson, Jillian Nusbaum, Ryan Carnes, Christopher Michaels, Emily Brooke Hands, Billy Shepard, Maurice Grossman, John Janezic, Ditte Lokon, Dani Millan, Stafford Williamson. Tags: Gay Relationship Sex Telephone Musician Heterosexuality Family Break Up First Date Female Nudity Masturbation Jazz

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Transamerica (2005) - Movie Trailer The journey Ms. Huffman takes in TRANSAMERICA is one in which many will identify with in needing to become the person you really should be. Ms. Huffman's performance as a "man into a woman" played by a woman is a miracle and a triumphant film performance that an audience should see to fully understand the brilliance of what an actor can transform on film, as well as for the warm, intelligent character, Bree, becomes on the screen. Please, give Felicity Huffman the Oscar NOW!!! And, The young, brilliant actor, Kevin Zegers, as Toby, commands the role as Bree's son in TRANSAMERICA with just as painful a journey as Bree in wanting to have a better life for himself. Toby and Bree are two soul mates waiting to discover one another, ironically as father and son,as this film brings to a wonderful conclusion. TRANSAMERICA is a film that should be seen to be understood; a film that presents two characters, father and son, who take a journey together that will change their lives forever. When the Award season commences, Felicity Huffman and Kevin Zegers should be on the stage to receive awards for characters that warm your heart and take you back in time with questions on your own life's directions. Plot Keyword: Waitress, Hormone, Cigarettes, Child Abuse, Mother Son Relationship, Make Up, Sex Change, Loon, Female Nudity, Native American, Brother Sister Relationship, Psychiatrist, Pornographic Video, Attempted Suicide, Party, Diuretic, Male Nudity, Stepfather, Road Trip, Recovering Alcoholic, Gay Sex, Hospital, Father Son Relationship, Hitchhiker, Fake Identity, Female Full Frontal Nudity, Transgender, Queer, Domestic Violence, Beach, Porno Movie, Gay Kiss, Swimming Pool, Bail, Profanity, Senior Citizen, Cocaine, Truck Stop, Therapist, Jew, Drug Addict, Hotel Room, Male Full Frontal Nudity, Pony, Abusive Stepfather, Urination Scene, Motel, Underage Drinking, Skinny Dipping, Female Impersonator, Gay Father, Gay Interest, Homeless Teenager, Male Prostitute, Transexual, Independent Film. Cast: Andrea James, Felicity Huffman, Danny Burstein, Maurice Orozco, Elizabeth Peña, Craig Bockhorn, Paul Borghese, Kevin Zegers, Jon Budinoff, Venida Evans, Raynor Scheine, Kate Bayley, Stella Maeve, Teala Dunn, Jim Frangione. http://www.transamerica-movie.com/ Tags: Waitress Hormone Cigarettes Child Abuse Mother Son Relationship Make Up Sex Change Loon Female Nudity Native American

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Lola + Bilidikid (1999) - Movie Trailer Lola + Bilidikid (Lola and Billy the Kid) written and directed by the dynamic E. Kutlug Ataman is an immensely interesting view of the lives of Turks in Berlin. The many characters introduced at a seemingly random fashion all are woven in the loom of Ataman, becoming one connected tapestry of ethnic clashes, humor, drama, and intensely moving views of family and love. From the quiet moments at the beginning to the unexpected ending this film dazzles with color, music, highly developed character development by some fine actors, and edge of the seat tension. The Turkish subculture in Berlin is the hotbed for trouble between Turks and Germans. Add to this setting the fact that the film deals with the taboos of gay life, transgender and transvestite men, and the concomitant stresses of families who deal with these issues on a daily basis and the result is a film full of richly detailed stories. Lola (Gandi Mukli), a Turkish drag queen has a lover Billy the Kid (Erdal Yildiz), a macho, closeted Turk who views his role as the Man and Lola as the woman and encourages Lola to have gender altering surgery so they can live as husband and wife back in Turkey. Murat (Baki Davrak) is Lola's baby brother, also gay, living with his mother and older brother, Osman (Hasan Ali Mete) who disowned Lola for his proclivities. After 15 years Lola returns home to demand his inheritance share to proceed with his sex change and reunites with Murat eventually revealing murky family secrets: the results are tragic to all involved. This is the main story of the film. But there are many others! There is a fascinating relationship between another Turk Iskender (Murat Yilmaz) who is picked up by an older elegant German Friedrich (Michael Gerber) whose affair meets with challenges from his aged but grand mother Ute (a marvelous Inge Keller!). And there is the gay bashing drama between young German lads and the Turks which instead of being simply an evil tragedy is a character study of why gay bashing occurs: the main perpetrator is ambivalent about his own sexuality and the way this story plays out is both gruesome and heartbreaking. Yes, there are other side stories but suffice it to say that Ataman has created a film mesmerizing in content and production. It is one of those films that pleads to be watched again after the various stories have been told: knowledge of the ending events is yet more potent the second time around. Recommended for lovers of art films. In German with subtitles. Plot Keyword: Drama, Homosexual, Homo, Brother, Teen, Drag, Family, Gay, Sexuality, Transgender, Male Prostitute, Character Name In Title, Turkey, Türkiye, Turkish, German, Germany, Almanya. Tags: Drama Homosexual Homo Brother Teen Drag Family Gay Sexuality Transgender Male Prostitute Character Name In Title Turkey

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Brokeback Mountain (2005) - Movie Trailer Winner of three Academy Awards®, including Best Director, the movie that became a cultural phenomenon is now available in a remarkable 2-Disc Collector's Edition. Relive the sweeping epic that explores the lives of two young men (Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal), a ranch hand and a rodeo cowboy, who meet in the summer of 1963 and unexpectedly forge a lifelong connection. With all-new bonus features, never-before-seen footage and highly collectible postcards, this definitive set magnifies the emotion, drama and power of one of cinema's most groundbreaking films. Plot Keyword: Gay Slur, Rear Nudity, River, Widower, Photograph, Swimming, Forbidden Love, Hunting, Father Daughter Relationship, Sex In Car, Letter, Drinking, Love Affair, Dancing, Intolerance, Whiskey, Wedding, Based On Short Story, Hotel, Wyoming, Gardener, Gay Cowboy, Gay Love, 1970s, Wedding Dress, Seductress Seduced, Gay Bashing, Bicycle, Housewife, Horseback Riding, Coyote, Promise, Tent, Gay Romance, Rodeo, Candle, Fight, Sheep, Gossip, Female Nudity, Unhappy Marriage, Ranch Hand, Lost Love, Mother Daughter Relationship, Assault, Tragedy, Critically Acclaimed, Closeted Homosexual, Thanksgiving, Male Nudity, Random Sex, Gay Sex Scene, Beans, Fistfight, Homosexual, Homosexuality, Self Discovery, Bear, Singing, First Gay Sexual Experience, Secret Love, 1980s, Housekeeper, Campfire, Lake, Bar, Gay Kiss, Mailbox, Movie Theater, Rodeo Clown, Gay Interest, 1960s, Cowboy, Homophobia, Rural, Title Spoken By Character. http://www.brokebackmountain.com Tags: brokeback dagi dağı dağ dag drama romance love is force of nature

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Philadelphia (1993) - Movie Trailer With Hanks, who is always watchable, and Washington, who has also got a very good track record, this film was destined to be fantastic but not even I, who always has an optimistic view when it comes to movies, was ready for the impact that this film made. Tom Hanks excelled even himself with his performance as an AIDS striken homosexual who is fired from his job simply because of his condition. It is Hanks, by himself, who makes the whole scenario in the film believable. Although this is Hanks's best performance of his career, he is very closely followed by Denzel Washington who gives a perfect performance as the only lawyer who will take on the case although he is a homophobe himself. The emotional strain of the film on the audience is immense and in the later stages of the film it is almost impossible to watch because of that. The make-up which gives the impression that Hanks really does have the terrible disease is perfect and the simple yet striking direction from Jonathan Demme(The Silence Of The Lambs) make this utterly compelling viewing although at times it is very uncomfortable. All praise to everyone in the making of this beautiful film. Cast: Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, Roberta Maxwell, Buzz Kilman, Karen Finley, Daniel Chapman, Mark Sorensen Jr., Jeffrey Williamson, Charles Glenn, Ron Vawter, Anna Deavere Smith, Stephanie Roth Haberle, Lisa Talerico, Joanne Woodward, Jason Robards. Plot Keywords: Pennsylvania, City Name In Title, Philadelphia, Male Nurse, Gay Lead Character, Bigotry, AIDS, Gay Rights, Disease, Prejudice, Homosexual, Homophobia, Medical, Terminal Illness, Gay Slur, Political, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Blockbuster, Costume Party, Gay Interest, Hospital, Lawyer, Library, Mother Son Relationship, Trial, Sexuality. Tags: Pennsylvania City Name In Title Philadelphia Male Nurse Gay Lead Character Bigotry AIDS Rights Disease Prejudice

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Strakarnir Okkar / Eleven Men Out (2005) - Movie Trailer Great Fun from the Toronto International Film Festival: 2005 Ottar Thor is the star player of the Icelandic football team KR (Reykjavík FC). He is a well liked player who causes a stir when he admits being gay to his team mates and then goes on a journey to discover himself (with the help of the local press). He soon finds himself on the bench for most of his team's matches and decides to call it quits with KR. He joins a small amateur team mainly made up of men like himself - gay guys trying to play soccer in a straight world. The director of KR, who happens to be Ottar Thor's dad, tries everything in his power to persuade Ottar to come back and play for his team, but the catch is that he needs to get himself back into the closet before playing pro football again. A struggle between father and son starts. Ottar Thor also has a son, a teenager that is not coping too well with all the attention his dad is getting, for all the wrong reasons. Ottar Thor finally gives into his father and returns to KR on the condition that KR plays one match against the gay team. His father accepts this condition, not realising that the match will take place on Gay Pride Day. Cast: Björn Hlynur Haraldsson, Lilja Nótt Þórarinsdóttir, Arnmundur Ernst Björnsson, Helgi Björnsson, Sigurður Skúlason, Þorsteinn Bachmann, Björk Jakobsdóttir, Pattra Sriyanonge, Marius Sverrisson, Damon Younger, Nanna Ósk Jónsdóttir, Hilmar Jonsson, Pétur Einarsson, Felix Bergsson, Erlendur Eiríksson. Plot Keywords: Gay Interest, Gay Society, Gay, Iceland, Pride, Reykjavik Iceland, Arsenal, Bisexual, Cambodia, Footballer, Football, Gay Sex, Karaoke Bar, Karaoke, Scandinavia, Soccer, Gay Celebrity, ABBA, Coming Out, Gay Football Player, Homosexual, Nudity, Reykjavik, Sexuality. Tags: Strákarnir Okkar Gay Interest Society Iceland Pride Reykjavik Arsenal Bisexual Cambodia Footballer Football

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Ma Vie En Rose / My Life in Pink (1997) - Movie Trailer "Ma Vie en Rose" is "the age-old story of sidelong glances, disapproving neighbors, gossip, and being ashamed of what is different," says first-time feature director Alain Berliner. Played with an even-keeled, matter-of-fact charm by newcomer George du Fresne, Ludovic is a boy who knows he is a girl and puts his trust in God that this error in his given gender will be righted. Full of hope and raised on fairytales, he believes that a supernatural force will make his dearest wish come true: to be back in the body of the girl that he is meant to be. When Ludovic says, "I'm a boy now but one day I'll be a girl," it makes perfect sense to him. It's like saying, "One day I'll be a grown up." Says Berliner, "The movies often treat sexual identity as comedy material. With 'Ma Vie en Rose,' I wanted the child's innocence and his amazing certainty make his questions touch our hearts and allow us to understand them. There is a lot to laugh about in the film, but there is also a good dose of drama." In today's world, popular culture has reflected a change in society where, as Berliner puts it, "the gender cards are being re-dealt." But even as boundaries blur, and more difference is becoming acceptable and even celebrated, particularly in popular culture, the pitfalls of sexual identity for the individual -- and for children in particular -- are still deep. Says Berliner, "To my knowledge, no one has covered this topic at this age before, the age when the question of sexual identity appears." But Berliner is also quick to point out that his film is not meant to come down on one side of what is right or wrong for all children. "In making the film, we were not concerned with Ludovic's future. Maybe the episode described in the film will lead to something, maybe nothing." Instead, Berliner, writer Chris vander Stappen and producer Carole Scotta set out to examine how having a child who is different can effect the parents, the neighbors and the entire community in which they live. "For the parents, it takes real courage to accept their child's difference because what terrifies them most -- and terrifies just about everyone -- is the prospect of being different themselves, of being seen as different by other people. Neighbors," observes Berliner, himself a father of two, "are like so many mirrors: when one of them reflects a distorting picture, you do your utmost to throw it out." To keep the tone of the story he was telling on track, and in working with actors Michele Laroque and Jean-Philippe Ecoffey, who play the mother and father, Berliner reminded himself of one thing: "I never stopped telling myself that if something like this happened to me, I wouldn't know how to react." Plot Keyword: Young Boy, Children, Family, School, Boy, Cross Dressing, Transgender, Homosexual, Sexual Identity Crisis. Tags: Pembe Hayat Gay Lesbian Movie Trailer Song Soundtrack Young Boy Child Children Family School Cross Dressing

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Gods and Monsters (1998) - Movie Trailer A gardener, Clay Boone (Brendan Fraser), starts working on the yard of James Whale (Ian McKellen), hired by Whale's housekeeper Hanna (Lynn Redgrave). James is impressed by Clay and asks him to pose for him. Clay is reluctant at first and balks at taking his shirt off for James, but he does so. James begins sketching and the two begin talking about their lives and finding they have some things in common. At this time, James has been retired from Hollywood for at least a decade and for a year now has been suffering from strokes. He also suffers through reminiscences of World War I and the making of The Bride of Frankenstein. James is visited by a starstruck college student who wishes to interview him. James wants to talk about his childhood, his service in World War I, etc., but the young man only cares to hear about the Frankenstein films. James will only answer those questions if the young man will gradually undress. The interview is cut short when James faints and his housekeeper gives him a Luminal (phenobarbital) pill. Clay begins researching Whale's film career, and is impressed. At his favorite bar, Clay and his friends watch Bride of Frankenstein on TV. His friends laugh, his girlfriend is unimpressed but Clay is interested. His girlfriend speculates that James is just an old fruit pretending to be famous to get into Clay's pants. Hanna confirms that that Whale is homosexual. At first Clay declines James' offer for another sitting fee, but acquiesces and even talks a little bit about James' homosexuality with him. Clay also confirms that James knows he's straight. Clay storms off angrily when Whale resumes speaking graphically about the young gay men who've posed previously. Clay returns to work on the garden again and even pose, on the condition that Whale not speak that way again. James invites Clay to a royal party hosted by George Cukor, where the young man who interviewed James earlier has arranged a photo op for James together with Boris Karloff and Elsa Lanchester. However, James feels as out of place at the party as Clay does. It starts raining and the two return to James' residence, from which Hanna has taken the night off. James persuades Clay to pose for him again. He does so, even volunteering to pose nude. James takes the opportunity to put a gas mask on Clay and touch him. Predictably, Clay gets angry and attacks James. James confesses that this was his plan all along, to use Clay as his means of assisted suicide. Knowing this, Clay refuses to go along with it. Clay puts James to bed and sleeps downstairs. When Hanna returns the next morning, he tries to explain that it's not what it looks like, but Hanna can't find James in his bedroom, or anywhere in the house. Clay realizes what has happened, and dives into the pool and fishes James out, but he's dead. Hanna commands Clay to leave so he will not be questioned by the police after returning James' body to the pool. For the epilogue, the film skips ahead about roughly a decade. Clay has a son who enjoys watching Bride of Frankenstein on TV. Clay gives his son one of James's sketches for the Frankenstein monster. Clay's wife or girlfriend asks him to take out the trash. Clay does so and it starts raining, he returns to the house walking like the Frankenstein monster. Hollywood history comes to life in this tale of the last days of Frankenstein director James Whale, played by Ian McKellen (Richard III, Apt Pupil). Long forgotten by the studios, Whale has retired to pursue painting and a life of leisure. Gods and Monsters explores his final fascination with a handsome gardener, Clayton Boone, played by Brendan Fraser (Twilight of the Golds, George of the Jungle). Starring Ian McKellen as James Whale Brendan Fraser as Clayton Boone Lynn Redgrave as Hanna Lolita Davidovich as Betty A Good Cast Is Worth Repeating Plot Keyword: Male Nudity, Posing, Female Nudity, Male Model, Shower Scene, Awkward, Undressing Scene, Male Stripping, Swimming Pool, Portrait, X Rayed Skeleton, 1950s, Suicide, Homosexual, Director, Flashback Sequence, Frankenstein, Gardener, Homosexuality, Stroke, Gay Kiss, Brain Transplant, Creator Creation Relationship, Lawn Mower, Gay Interest, Film Making, Gay, Los Angeles California, Maid, Nudity, Unrequited Love, WWI, Gay Soldier, Horror Filmmaking, Motion Picture Production, Older Man Younger Man, Based On Novel, Independent Film, Title Spoken By Character. Winner - Golden Globe® Award Best Supporting Actress Winner - Independent Spirit Award Best Supporting Actress Nominated for the Academy Award® (Oscar®) Best Supporting Actres Winner - Best Picture Los Angeles Film Critics Association Tags: Brain Transplant Creator Creation Relationship Lawn Mower Gay Interest Film Making Los Angeles California Maid

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Last Exit to Brooklyn (1989) - Movie Trailer It's the 1950s. Under President Eisenhower's administration, everyone has a house in the suburbs, a decent job, a gas-guzzling car, and a basic "Leave It to Beaver" lifestyle. Not so, said Hubert Selby, in his novel, LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN. For a good deal of the working class, times were still tough. Preyed upon by crime, toyed with by factory owners and unions, and, ultimately, shackled by their own ignorance, the working class had their promise of a white picket fence and primrose garden vacated. In Brooklyn, particularly, things were acutely tough. Manufacturing jobs were on a rapid decline, as companies moved out of town or out of state (which was why those companies remaining in Brooklyn were able to mess with their employees: take it or leave it, was their attitude). At the same time, an influx of immigrants seeking jobs made the hunt for work even more competitive--another bonus for the remaining factory owners. Slums rapidly worsened, so much so that Dodger owner Walter Alston decided his team's future was in jeopardy. L.A. looked like a much safer place for a stadium. But neither Selby nor director Uli Edel portrayed this working class as merely innocent victims. Neither the book nor the film is a didactic rant about class warfare. The poor had their own vices of greed, brutality, and dissipation. Just about every other scene has someone going through someone else's wallets, union funds or pockets. If they aren't doing that, they're drinking, fighting, or whoring. It's a pretty dismal world. The natural response to this film might be: "Wait a minute. Not everyone working class Johnny-Punchclock guy was a criminal. Most people worked hard and honestly." Of course, this is true but it's not the film's concern. This is a study of those who were trapped in that world, and this study is compelling and horrifying. Uli Edel has perfectly captured this bleak world, either bathing everything in a garish light or obscuring it in heavy shadows. The performances are brilliant. There's no understating Jennifer Jason Leigh's gritty and powerful performance. Also keep an eye out for a cameo by Hubert Selby as the driver who hits Georgette. Not for the weak-stomached and definitely not for kids, LAST EXIT TO BROOKLYN is as cinematographically close to the innermost circle of urban hell as you can get. Director: Uli Edel. Writers (WGA): Hubert Selby Jr. (book), Desmond Nakano (screenplay). Cast: Stephen Lang, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Burt Young, Peter Dobson, Jerry Orbach, Stephen Baldwin, Jason Andrews, James Lorinz, Sam Rockwell, Maia Danziger, Camille Saviola, Ricki Lake, Cameron Johann, John Costelloe, Christopher Murney, Frank Acciarto, Lisa Passero, Mike Cicchetti, Nicholas J. Giangiulio, Alexis Arquette, Bernard Zette, Robi Martin, Sarah Rose, Julian Alexon, Robert Weil, Mark Boone Junior, Sylvie Spector, Colleen Flynn, Frank Military, David Warshofsky, Daniel O'Shea, Daniel Beer, Rutanya Alda, Al Shannon, Bruce Smolanoff, James McDonald, Andrew Van Dusen, James Harper, Ray Gill, Mike Starr, Christopher Curry, Michael O'Hare, Bob Martana, Joseph Carberry, John Michael Bennett, Bill Mondy, Frank Vincent, Brent Katz, Marc Ryan, Hubert Selby Jr., Rob Kramer. Plot Keywords: Literature, Korean War, Brooklyn New York, 1950s, Homosexuality, Prostitution, Rape, Strike, Transvestism, Based On Novel, Independent Film, Based On Book. Tags: 2000 Literature Korean War Brooklyn New York 1950s Homosexuality Prostitution Rape Strike Transvestism Based On Novel

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Beautiful Boxer (2003) - Movie Trailer Rising even higher than the greatest expectations engendered by the International Press when it became a favorite of the film festivals, BEAUTIFUL BOXER is one of the more poetic, sensitive, luxuriously vivid and colorful films to come out of Thailand - and that is saying a lot, given the extravagant epics that yearly grow in popularity. This work of art is simply stunning in content, in direction, in acting, and in heartfelt simplicity of message. This is a great one! Writer/director Ekachai Uekrongtham based his first film on the true story of Parinaya Charoemphol AKA Nong Toom, a famous Thai athlete Muay Thai boxer (better known as 'kick boxer' - a demanding, dangerous sport) who entered the world of Muay Thai to garner enough money to help his family and pay for his ultimate sex-change surgery. A tough story to offer general audiences, perhaps, but Ekachai Uekrongtham presents this edgy biography with such cinematic finesse and care that it becomes a film that should appeal to a very wide audience. And much of that success is due to the towering performance by Asanee Suwan in his acting debut: Suwan is in life a professional kick boxer who won the title role after extensive auditions by many practitioners of Muay Thai. BEAUTIFUL BOXER takes us through the life of Nong Toom, his childhood in a family of loving accepting parents who respect his love of beauty and things feminine, his brief period of being a monk who must leave the monastery because of his inclinations, through his introduction to makeup and play-acting women's roles in the Thai theaters, his ridicule as being more girl than boy (a fact that results in his parents' incarceration!), and his devoted friendship with a girl who supports his desire for femininity and a young man who stands up for him in the boys' camp for learning sports. Gradually Nong Toom realizes that the only way he can make enough money to achieve a sex change operation is to become a successful kick boxer and he aligns himself with a trainer Pi Chart (Sorapong Chatree) and with much commitment and practice becomes Thailand's most famous Muay Thai. His self-respect is further established when he openly wears makeup in the boxing ring, causing many to believe his act is a gimmick and not the manifestation of his true transsexualism. He fights the toughest opponents and wins consistently until he at last arrives in Toyko for the 'big purse' of fighting female wrestler Kyoko Inoue (who plays herself). With the money from the fight he is able to have his surgery and becomes the famous actress and model now living in Bangkok. Under less sensitive eyes and minds this story could have become audacious, but instead the film elects to be sensitive to the transsexual conviction that Nong Toom is a woman trapped in a man's body, and it is the journey of self acceptance and personal victory that makes the story so deeply touching. Asanee Suwan, as a fine athlete, does all of his own fighting in the film and it is more choreography than brutality. He is amazing to watch and coupled with the fact that he is so wholly convincing in his fine acting that he makes this young transsexual utterly credible in movement, emotional density, and purity of vision is an extraordinary achievement. Yes, the film has a few flaws of editing and other minor aspects, but the overwhelming power of the story more than compensates for those 'first film' learning curves. Highly recommended for ALL audiences, especially for those who fear there will be gratuitous physical scenes that might offend. There are none! Grady Harp Plot Keyword: Gay, Mob, Emotion, Gay Interest, Gender Reassignment, Kickboxer, Transexual, Transvestite, Betting, Boxing Training, Brother Sister Relationship, Buddhist Monk, Kickboxing, Manager, Muay Thai, Repressed Homosexual, Based On True Story. Tags: trailer tv dvd Gay Mob Emotion Interest Gender Reassignment Kickboxer Transexual Transvestite Betting Boxing

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The Dying Gaul (2005) - Movie Trailer "The Dying Gaul" feels like an updated "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" set in Hollywood instead of academia. But it gradually veers towards "Fatal Attraction" as the opening jabs at commercial film-making, with lots of name and title dropping that seem to be writer Craig Lucas's revenge on compromises he made for his successful "Prelude to a Kiss," give way to catastrophic psychological manipulation. The initial Hollywood commentary is emphasized through the settings, as the movie producer, Campbell Scott, and his ex-writer/liberal activist/household and children manager wife, Patricia Clarkson, live in an extraordinary house with a rippling pool and ocean view. Their financial success is wielded like a weapon as the camera restlessly swoops around all their possessions, household help and scenic property. The emotional price he's paid for this is clear as Scott's "Jeffrey" could be in "Glengarry Glen Ross" (to drop film titles like he does) as he'll clearly do anything to seal a deal. Peter Sarsgaard drives on to the studio lot and into their lives with a completely different character from his four other released films this year, with inflections and body language that only occasionally get a bit too flamboyant as affectations of an out gay writer discussing issues of sexuality in the movies and his late lover. His grief and need for human warmth is so palpable that it is even believable that after failing with psychological counseling and Buddhism to deal with it, he clutches at what used to be called spiritualism, here delivered through the internet, shown visually both in the written word and the actors talking to the camera like reading aloud from their computer screens, edited effectively in the best key scenes with real life. Clarkson is wonderful as she morphs from busy housewife lounging in a fetching bikini, to curious dabbler in the dark side, to woman scorned and revengeful manipulator. She may be the Ultimate Scary Mother, sexy, maternal and controlling, who while distraught over violent video games goes after the psyche. Unusually for how such a triangle has been portrayed in films (and the film is specifically set in 1995 as perhaps a more innocent time), we also get brief, sympathetic insight on another woman similarly affected by the writer's selfish actions that puts Clarkson's "Elaine" in perspective as she could have been portrayed as more of a brittle harpy. But each character alternately attracts and repels us. In his directing debut Lucas does not well serve his own script, adapted from his play, as it could have been a lot tauter in exploring the slippery slope of ethics in human relationships, that all it takes is that one small step to deceive or keep secrets before one falls into the well. There could have been a lot fewer arty scenes in silhouette, at sunset, across water. The Steve Reich music throughout becomes more irritating than tension-inducing. While the title has something to do with the writer's long monologue about the significance of the Roman sculpture as an artist's way to make victims sympathetic, one is left here more with the feeling that these three folks deserve each other, though the collateral damage left in their wake is a tragedy. Cast: Patricia Clarkson, Campbell Scott, Peter Sarsgaard, Ryan Miller, Faith Jefferies, Robin Bartlett, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Kelli O'Hara, Dee Dee Flores, Elizabeth Marvel, Don Johanson, Bill Camp, Linda Emond, Craig Hamrick, Thomas Jay Ryan, Jason-Shane Scott, Bridgetta Tomarchio. Plot Keywords: Masturbation Scene, Married Couple, Death, Marriage, Screenwriter, Screening Room, Plant Life, Homosexual, Gay Interest, Independent Film, Based On Play. Tags: Craig Lucas Drama Romantic Gay Movie Str8 Married

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Wedding Wars (2006) - Movie Trailer Love, family, politics and the right to marry intersect in the A&E Network original movie Wedding Wars. The romantic comedy from Executive producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron (Chicago, The Reagans), stars John Stamos (ER, Full House), Eric Dane (X-Men: The Last Stand, Grey's Anatomy), James Brolin (The Reagans, Traffic, Catch Me if You Can) Bonnie Somerville (The O.C.,Grosse Point), Sean Maher (Firefly, Brian's Song) and Rosemary Dunsmore (The Grid). Shel (Stamos), a gay party planner, agrees to organize the nuptials for straight brother Ben (Dane) to Maggie (Somerville), the Governor of Maine's (Brolin) daughter. After Shel finds out that Ben, a campaign manager for his future father-in-law, is behind the governor's speech against gay marriage, he decides to go on strike for equal rights. Shel's strike picks up steam and eventually spreads nationwide, leaving the impending wedding vows in the hands of a tacky planner and overall, in question. Wedding Wars is directed by Jim Fall (Trick, The Lizzie McGuire Movie) from a script by Stephen Mazur (Liar, Liar). Tags: Gay Brother Coming Out Relationship Marriage Wedding Interest Movie Trailer TV DVD

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Boat Trip (2003) - Movie Trailer Take a vacation cruise you'll never forget with Boat Trip, a hilarious high-seas voyage of love and misadventure starring Academy Award® winner Cuba Gooding, Jr. (Jerry Maguire, Pearl Harbor), Horatio Sanz (Road Trip, "Saturday Night Live"), Vivica A. Fox (Independence Day) and Roselyn Sanchez (Rush Hour 2). Hoping to get his mind off his ex-girlfriend Felicia, heart- broken Jerry decides to join his best friend Nick on a tropical singles cruise for a week of sun and possible romance. But when Jerry and Nick realize they've been accidentally booked on a gay cruise, all they can think of is jumping ship - that is, until Jerry falls head-over-heels for Gabriella, a gorgeous dance instructor who, after a string of badboyfriends, has given up on love. Hoping to sneek past Gabriella's stalwart defenses, Jerry pretends to be gay- but matters get complicated when both Jerry and Gabriella start to feel the heat of- mutual attraction. And when Felicia unexpectedly appears on board hoping to win her ex-boyfriend back, Jerry is suddenly faced with he decision of a lifetime... Brimming with fresh laughs and winning performances from its knock-out cast, Boat Trip is a sexy, uninhibited romantic comedy about following your heart...no matter where it leads you. Also starring Lin Shaye (Dumb and Dumber, There's Something About Mary), Victoria Silvstedt and Roger Moore (Octopussy, For Your Eyes Only, A View To A Kill), Boat Trip will take you on the funniest, most unpredictable vacation ever, where true love is waiting in the places you least expect it. Boat Trip is a Motion Picture Corporation of America and International West Pictures and Apollomedia presentation in association with Artisan Entertainment, A Brad Krevoy and Gemini Films Production, A Film by Mort Nathan Plot Keyword: Box Office Flop, Homosexuality, Cruise Ship, Banana, Crude Humor, Dance Instructor, Dog, Ejaculation Scene, Ejaculation, Erection, Fire Extinguisher, Gay Cruise, Gay, Hot Air Balloon, Massage, Oral Sex, Sex, Swimming Pool, Travel Agent, Vomit Scene, Gay Slur, Gay Stereotype, Blow Job, Fellatio. Tags: Box Office Flop Homosexuality Cruise Ship Banana Crude Humor Dance Instructor Dog Ejaculation Scene Erection

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Normal (2003) - Movie Trailer An official selection at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival, this HBO Films production adapted by Jane Anderson from her acclaimed play mixes humor, drama, and tenderness in telling the story of a seemingly "normal" Midwestern factory worker who stuns his family and community by revealing he wants a sex change operation. Roy Applewood's outrageous news shocks and angers Irma, his wife of 25 years. Despite his insistence that he wants the family to stay together, she kicks him out of the house. Their adolescent daughter, Patty Ann, takes the news more in stride as she is discovering the awkwardness of her own burgeoning sexuality. However, nothing in his career as a rock roadie has prepared the couple's grown son, Wayne, for dealing with his father's decision. As Roy begins exploring the accoutrements of being a woman (from perfume to breasts) he faces ostracism within the community and ridicule on the job. But, he also finds compassion from unlikely sources, such as his boss, who is beginning to take an interest in Irma. Ultimately, the family struggles to understand Roy's decision and he and Irma discover that love can transcend both the genders we're born with and the ones we choose. Jessica Lange (Oscar® winner for "Tootsie" and "Blue Sky") and Tom Wilkinson (Oscar® nominee for "In the Bedroom") star in the HBO Films presentation NORMAL, directed by Jane Anderson, who adapted the script from her acclaimed play "Looking for Normal." The film is an Avenue Pictures production. Cary Brokaw, president and CEO of Avenue Entertainment Group ("The Player"; HBO's Emmy®-winning "Wit" and upcoming "Angels in America") and Lydia Dean Pilcher ("Jesus' Son," "The Cradle Will Rock," HBO's "Hysterical Blindness") executive produce. Keri Putnam (Senior Vice President, HBO Films). Plot Keywords: Husband Wife Relationship, Preacher, Sexual Identity, Transsexual, Ostracism, Alzheimer's Disease, Father Son Relationship, Domestic Violence, Family Farm, Father Son Conflict, Sex Change, Thanksgiving Day, Thanksgiving Dinner, Thanksgiving, Turkey, Based On Play. Tags: Tom Wilkinson Jessica Lange Hayden Panettiere Gay Father Sex Movie Trailer Teaser

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The Deep End (2001) - Movie Trailer With her husband perpetually away at work, a mother raises her children virtually alone. Her teenage son is testing the waters of the adult world, and early one morning she wakes to find the dead body of his gay lover on the beach of their rural lakeside home. What would you do? What is rational and what do you do to protect your child? How far do you go and when do you stop? Plot Keyword: Gay Son, Death, Blackmail, Murder Investigation, Remake, Boathouse, Cover Up, Drunk Driving, Family Crisis, Lake Tahoe, Mother Son Relationship, Motorboat, Videotape, Car Accident, Casino, Cpr, Heart Attack, Lake, Murder, Underage Drinking, Water, Anchor, Ballet, Remorse, Trumpet, Violence, Evidence Tampering, Gay Teenager, Ambulance, Anal Sex, Debt, False Accusation, Fight, Homosexual, Pawnshop, Police, Reno Nevada, Swan Lake Ballet, Tahoe City California, Melodrama, Independent Film, Based On Novel. Tags: trailer tv Gay Son Death Blackmail Murder Investigation Remake Boathouse Cover Up Drunk Driving Family Crisis

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Juste une Question D'amour / Just a Question of Love (2000) 'Juste une question d'amour' is a small film made for French TV that is one of the most sensitive, unbiased examinations of how the 'coming out' of gay men impacts not only the one who bravely steps forward but also his friends both male and female and his family. So often films such as this fall under the title 'Queer Cinema' and that is as unfair to the audience as it is to the writer and director of the film. This film is meant for the general public and should it receive higher profile in publicity, many longstanding prejudices would at least have the chance to be questioned by both gays and straights. Laurent (Cyrille Thouvenin) lives with his parents Jeanne (Danièle Denie) and Pierre (Idwig Stephane) behind the family Pharmacy. Laurent is secretly gay though he lives with his best girlfriend Carole (Caroline Veyt) who adores him and wholly accepts his sexuality and is content to serve as a 'front' for Laurent's closeted role with his parents. He is not doing well studying agriculture, primarily due to the fact the his close cousin Marc died recently and had been disowned by his aunt and uncle when he announced he was gay. Laurent can only see that he must keep his secret so that his parents (whom he loves deeply) will not be 'injured' by his admitting his sexuality. His marks in school are so poor that he is instructed to do an internship in field agriculture to raise his academic standing. His assigned tutor is Cédric (Stéphan Guérin-Tillié) who lives an openly gay life with his warmly understanding and loving mother Emma (Eva Darlan) in an idyllic garden setting that also serves as Cédric's agricultural research lab. Though instantly attracted to each other, Laurent maintains his closeted life until Cédric reveals his affection: the two become happy, passionate lovers. All goes well until Cédric insists that Laurent be in an open relationship, a state that would demand that Laurent inform his parents of his preferences. Laurent, fearful that his parents would disown him as his cousin was treated, flees and it is only after Cédric's mother Emma, a woman who loves the fact that her son is in a healthy relationship and longs for Laurent to allow his parents to love him for who truly he is, takes it upon herself to confront Laurent's parents with the truth. The manner in which this initial trauma affects each of the characters forms the platform for the resolution of the story. This is a brave film, very intelligent and sensitive and informative, and is made all the better by the excellent cast. Each actor gives characterizations that are completely credible and three-dimensional: none of the too familiar stereotypes are here. It is to the credit of director Christian Faure and his co-writer Annick Larboulette that JUST A QUESTION OF LOVE succeeds on every level. This is one of the most quietly powerful stories about same sex challenges to be addressed on the screen. Highly Recommended for ALL audiences. In French with English subtitles. Grady Harp, May 05 Plot Keywords: Coming Out, Homosexual, Gay Interest, Title Spoken By Character. Tags: Gay Lesbian Movie Trailer Teaser tv entertainment news

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