Jon Prescott

A drama centered on the obscenity trial Allen Ginsberg (Franco) faced after the publication of his poem, Howl.

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This romantic comedy takes the conventions of the genre and gives it a stylishly queer twist think Philadelphia Story meets Latter Days - or, better yet, a comedic updating of the 1982 groundbreaker Making Love. Hunky Daniel (Jon Prescott) couldn t have it better great parents, a successful career as an investment banker, and the beautiful Jen (Margaret Anne Florence) as his fianc e. A seemingly perfect life... but there is one temptation that may derail his best laid plans for the straight-and-narrow: he has a thing for Tommy (Ian Novick), a charming former college classmate who is now openly gay. After a few drinks, Daniel succumbs to his repressed desires and makes a one time 'mistake.' Soon after their initial tryst, the normally jaded Tommy falls head over heels in love, but Daniel wants nothing more of him or his dazzlingly seductive smile he s back with Jen, determined to marry her. With Tommy s friends warning him against his involvement with a straight man and Daniel s pledge of heterosexually, it would seem that nothing will come of them... but love and lust have a way of messing up even the best laid plans of man. A refreshingly funny story of coming out as well as a belated coming-of-age tale that sparkles with witty dialogue and believable characters.

Protesters -- (warning: this trailer has spoilers) Here come the Protesters. They don't know what they stand up for & they don't know what they're up against. It's like the blind leading the blind. There are so many things wrong in the world, so many evils to fight against. Is there no end to the problems? Yet what are we fighting against? Is it the war? pollution? greed? corruption? hunger? drugs? Nobody seems to know the priority. Nobody can agree which cause to support, or what's the best strategy. None of the protesters. Except for one. She's about to have her eyes opened to a revelation. History will never be the same! Appearing (in chronological order): Folake Olowofoyeku, Drew Odegard, Shelli Misoyanis, Gentry Prescott, Aimee Tumenang, Esther Pulliam-Torres, Edly Chery, Jesse Rider, Jon Douglas Rainey, Madeleine Avendano, Thomas Daniel, Juliette Rose, Brenda Cooney, Rodney Laney, Ian Couch, Jesse Kelly, Lola Genoves. Random Screenplay notes: Welcome to sprawling city of Monstropolis, located at the world's intersection, swarming with the human throng. One never knows what may occur here to alter the historic course of events. A brilliant idea can suddenly reveal mankind's destiny. It may come from a very strange source, through the most unlikely messenger. The city exists under the oppression of a tyrannical dictator, who broadcasts his bold-faced lies and genocidal plans on all the major TV networks, twenty-four hours a day. There's no escaping his lunatic ranting and raving. Not everyone shares his twisted views. Meet Felice Falafafel, a simple mind, not the sharpest pencil in the box. Night falls, and they arrive at the secret meeting place of the protesters. Meet Justin D. Bandwagon. He's the group's fearless leader. The group isn't very organized. There doesn't seem to be any unity, and Felice is getting really confused. Before long, total chaos ensues. Silver Spring Studios, Mys

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The Holiday -- Two women troubled with guy-problems swap homes in each other's countries, where they each meet a local guy and fall in love.

The Holiday -- Two women troubled with guy-problems swap homes in each other's countries, where they each meet a local guy and fall in love.

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