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Friday, April 5, 2013

Date Night Double Feature • 'Triple Standard' & 'Wastelands'

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Images in the movies 'Triple Standard', top, and 'Wastelands', bottom.

I thought I would offer up a more traditional date night, including a Double Feature. So here we go with two wonderful short films, the first just over nineteen minutes, and the second just over thirteen minutes. And both are the work of talented men at the helm, taking care of both writing and directing these beautiful stories. 'Triple Standard' is a 2010 short film written and directed by William Braden Blin, who also at the helm of the last 'Date Night' film, 'Thirteen Or So Minutes' which you can see HERE. The film focuses on what happens when a bunch of jocks playing basketball when the homophobia of one threatens his relationship with another, and how it hurts no matter how much you care about the person dropping hate in your life. 'Triple Standard' stars Lee Amir-Cohen and William Jennings, as well as several other gorgeous men.



For this intermission, I thought I would run a wonderful Public Service Announcement by director Paul Bright, and featuring the very handsome Matthew Charles Burnett and Jon Gale.



'Wastelands' is a 2013 short film written and directed by Marco van Bergen, and filmed in the Netherlands. It takes a look at young love, and how painful it is to learn not everyone has sex because they are in love. I can tell you as I was watching, I identified closely with the story, and with Marc in particular. 'Wastelands' stars Frederik Stuut and Daniel Brak.



Hope you had a great time at the Date Night Double Feature! I found both films to be wonderful, the work of talented casts and crews. If you did too, I hope to be posting more great films by clever members of the LGBT community!

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Thursday, June 9, 2011

Jon Gale Has Wardrobe Choices

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Actor/Producer Jon Gale has some wardrobe choices to consider, but I don't think the age-old question of boxers or briefs will be pertinent at all. Jon talks to the camera while responding to the requests of the wardrobe department, showing you just how important costumes, or the lack thereof, can be...



You can find the official websites of both Silly Bunny Pictures and Water Bearer Films, and you can order some DVDs. Support LGBT artists, be they singer/songwriters or actors or producer or directors. Their work is worth it.

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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Actor/Producer Jon Gale Bares His Soul

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Actor/Producer Jon Gale bares his soul for you in this short video. After he strips and climbs into bed, he let's you know what he'd like in return. I know you wanna know, straight from his own lips...



So, here is your chance to make a big strapping man like John Gale happy in bed. You can find the official websites of both Silly Bunny Pictures and Water Bearer Films, and you can order some DVDs. Support LGBT artists, be they singer/songwriters or actors or producer directors. Their work is worth it.

Friday, May 6, 2011

Paul Bright Brings The Light




Leave it to director Paul Bright to figure out a clever way to say something I try to say, no nearly as well or as cleverly. He enlists the help of sexy actors Matthew Charles Burnett and Jon Gale and makes a cameo himself, so give it a look.



Well, I see this as being more than just the film industry. Paul Bright has a crew to pay, as does Eric Himan, Tom Goss, Levi Kreis, Christopher Dallman, and, well, the list goes on and on. When you don't pay for their product, be it a movie or an album, it's like you showing up to work on payday, and leaving without a check. The rent isn't paid, the utilities either. And a generation of voices from LGBT music and film are lost. Don't let that happen. Support the artists who you want to hear. Buy their art.

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