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Holding Trevor this Summers Romantic Gay Film

Holding Trevor Film : Trevor Holden has just witnessed his boyfriend Darrell overdose on heroin--again. And as his oldest friend, Trevor feels a responsibility to help Darrell in his latest attempt at sobriety, much to the dismay of his own best friends Jake and Andie. But, when Darrell starts using again Trevor is finally ready to call it quits. And just when he does, he meets the ever so charming Ephram. Simply being everything that Darrell is not immediately wins Ephram a number of points. As Trevor’s relationship with Ephram quickly progresses, it starts to put a strain on his friendships with Jake and Andie.

Jake, the self-proclaimed sex-addict, is starting to worry a little bit about his past catching up with him, namely in the form of HIV. And Andie, who drunkenly ends her sexual dry spell with a one-night stand, realizes that Jake might have less to worry about than she does. Meanwhile, Ephram accepts a job thousands of miles away in New York City, and he wants Trevor to go with him. Now, what started out as Trevor’s own personal existential journey, turns into a path that will lead everyone to what is most important: themselves.Holding Trevor is continually poignant, relentlessly self-deprecating, and just the type of cerebral dark comedy that can speak directly to the twenty-somethings of today while letting other generations in on the joke.

Playdates:07/04/08 West Hollywood, Laemmle's Sunset 5 8000 Sunset Blvd.07/04/08 NY, Quad Cinema 34 West 13th S7/11/08 Denver Film Society at the Starz FilmCenter 900 Auraria Parkway07/18/08 Palm Desert, Cinemas Palme d'Or 72840 Hwy 111

Quotes:
"The story of a young guy on the rebound from a drug-addicted ex is elevated by extraordinary performances, especially that of Brent Gorski in the title role. Jay Brannan is terrific as his bed-hopping best friend...Don't miss this one."~David Weigand, SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
"A compelling and authentic look at 20somethings drifting in La-La land."~David Lamble, BAY AREA REPORTER
"The script, the performances, and the cinematography are all spot-on, making this film a pleasure to watch, with both humor and emotion. Strongly recommended. Watch for it on DVD, and hopefully also in a theatre near you."~Lincoln Madison, ~David Lamble, BAY AREA REPORTER
"The script, the performances, and the cinematography are all spot-on, making this film a pleasure to watch, with both humor and emotion. Strongly recommended. Watch for it on DVD, and hopefully also in a theatre near you."~Lincoln Madison, FILM QUEEN REVIEWS
"With its excellent soundtrack of original songs, crisp direction and great look, Holding Trevor is one of the strongest films in a year rich with queer cinematic jewels."~Scott Cranin, Philadelphia Int’l G&L Film Festival
Date Added: June 24, 2008 09:24:26 PM
Author: mike pingel
Category: Gay USA

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