LIVE MAGAZINE VOL 8, Issue 186 June 27 THRU July 11 2014
Live Magazine from Palm Springs
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FilmOut San Diego<br />
(San Diego’s only LGBT film festival) will continue<br />
its Monthly Screening Series on <strong>June</strong> 25th, 7:00pm,<br />
at the Landmark Hillcrest Cinemas<br />
SEEK (<strong>2014</strong>), Director: Eric Henry, 77 minutes, Canada.<br />
**U.S. Premiere – Director Eric Henry and actor Ryan Fisher<br />
will be in attendance**<br />
Evan Brisby (Adrian Shepherd-Gawinski) wakes up to the sight of a lost love<br />
named Jordan (Matthew Ludwinski). The only problem is, Jordan is really not<br />
there. Evan can’t seem to get the image and memory of Jordan out of his<br />
mind. Joe Thorpe (Graham Gauthier), an editor at a very large newspaper,<br />
gives Evan a chance to write a feature article on the city’s nightlife. This is<br />
a great opportunity for Evan who currently writes for a local gay magazine<br />
called “XUS”, and he is looking to expand his career.<br />
Waiting at the XUS office for Evan’s return is Aidan Star (Jonathan Nathaniel),<br />
XUS’s society columnist. Aidan congratulates Evan on the new assignment<br />
and reminds him that the “888 Party” is coming up and that they should go<br />
together. Evan is reluctant, but Aidan pushes him. Flashback to the last “888<br />
Party” where we see the initial meeting between Evan and Jordan. Later<br />
that week, Aidan drags Evan onto the dance floor at the “888 Party”. Evan<br />
is determined to have a good time, but leaves quickly after having a couple<br />
more visions of Jordan on the dance floor.<br />
Leaving the club, Evan meets Hunter (Ryan Fisher). Hunter starts up a chat<br />
and tells Evan that he is the promoter of the party, and that nightlife is his<br />
business. Realizing that Hunter would be a great subject for his article, Evan<br />
starts out to profile Hunter and his friends. While following Hunter and<br />
writing for XUS, Evan must deal with the torment of lost love, and meet<br />
people who have found happiness and contentment in some uncommon<br />
places. Personal relationships strain and Evan must seek out what he wants<br />
in life. Trailer:<br />
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xbAo1LM-fE&feature=player_embedded<br />
FilmOut San Diego annually affirms the ongoing integrity and boundless<br />
imagination of our community and the artists who tell our stories. We<br />
believe our work is an integral part of an ongoing effort to build a vibrant,<br />
affirming and sustainable LGBT community in San Diego County. We hope<br />
you will join us***<br />
“Financial support for FilmOut San Diego is provided in part by the City<br />
of San Diego Commission for Arts & Culture. While attending our festival,<br />
please spend time in America’s Finest City, support our neighboring<br />
restaurants, and enjoy the many museums, parks, beaches and other<br />
recreational facilities that out city has to offer.”<br />
FilmOut San Diego’s Monthly Screening Series Sponsors/Supporters are:<br />
CICA, SDPix, SDGLN, <strong>LIVE</strong> Magazine, Gay San Diego, Merrill Lynch, American<br />
Institute of Bisexuality, Stella Artois, Gay Travel.Com, SD Uptown News,<br />
Missing Ink, Smirnoff, Enterprise, Ascent Real Estate, Roberts Electric Service,<br />
GSDBA, RAGE, Flawles, Richard Woods Real Estate,<br />
Wells Fargo Bank, Mance Creative, Union Bank,<br />
Urban Mo’s/Baja Betty’s/Gossip Grill/Hillcrest<br />
***For complete festival/monthly ticket<br />
info, screening updates, sponsorship &<br />
volunteer information, please visit us at www.<br />
filmoutsandiego.com. Follow us on Facebook at<br />
FilmOut San Diego and on Twitter at FilmOutSD***
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