Gabriel Fleming's Blog: Philadelphia Screening

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Philadelphia Screening

The Lost Coast has two screenings in the wonderful Philadelphia Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, and you should get everyone you know on the eastern seaboard to go. The screenings are:

Thursday, July 17, 5:00 PM
Prince Music Theater
1412 Chestnut Street

Sunday, July 20, 9:30 PM
Wilma Theater
265 South Broad Street

Click here to buy tickets.

I also want to note that Philly has my favorite program synopsis of the film so far:

“Artful and melancholy, The Lost Coast is a distinctly American take on a European art film. Taking inspiration from Antonioni, Truffaut and Godard, director Gabriel Fleming has created an intimate film overflowing with emotions. ...[plot description]... Shot with elegance and precision, Gabriel Fleming’s artful film will reverberate in your soul.”

Fancy, eh?

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Prince Gomolvilas said...: What is an "Antonioni"? What is a "Truffaut"? I don't understand this description. It's an outrage!; July 16, 2008 at 10:42 AM

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About The Lost Coast

American micro-cinema meets the European art film, The Lost Coast is a haunting look at sexuality, repression, and friendship. Mark, Jasper and Lily are high school friends, now in their early twenties, reuniting on Halloween to experience the otherworldly costumes and sexual charge of the public celebration in San Francisco's Castro District. Unsatisfied with the spectacle, the trio wanders the city in search of ecstasy, and Mark and Jasper are forced to confront their secret sexual history--a silent past that Mark, who is gay, never got over, and Jasper, who is straight, never acknowledged. Internationally critically acclaimed, The Lost Coast premiered in competition at the South by Southwest Film Festival, and won best feature film at NewFest: the New York Gay and Lesbian Film Festival.

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