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A FILM BY Q. ALLAN BROCKA

EATING OUT

STARRING

SCOTT LUNSFORD

JIM VERRAROS

EMILY STILES

RYAN CARNES

WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY Q. ALLAN BROCKA

PRODUCED BY DANIELLE PROBST MICHAEL J. SHOEL

Running Time: 85 minutes COLOR/COMEDY 24P SONY HD

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SYNOPSIS

Caleb is a hunky poli-sci major with an affection for aggressive girls. Gwen is an aggressive girl who falls for gay acting boys. It’s a match made in therapy.

In a plan hatched by his crafty roommate Kyle, Caleb finds himself pretending to be gay to woo Gwen, but their scheme is thwarted when Gwen decides that Caleb would be the perfect catch for her own gay roommate, Marc—the object of Kyle’s affection.

Caleb is faced with a confusing proposition. Gwen wonders if she'll ever find a straight guy. Marc can't tell why the new guy is so hot and cold. And Kyle watches the two loves of his life leave him behind.

PRODUCTION NOTES

The idea for EATING OUT began as sort of a joke. While in a screenwriting class at California Institute of the Arts, I was required to write one feature-length screenplay every semester. I was tapped out of high concept and emotionally wrenching ideas so, to amuse myself, I wrote intense gay sex scenes to make the cute straight guys read out loud in class. Then my conscience got the better of me and to justify the sex I threw in a lot of funny lines, then I wanted to care about the characters, then a storyline… Before I knew it, EATING OUT was born.

It was a kind of silly story so I never pursued trying to make it. Most of my scripts deal with more personal stories (i.e. high concept or emotionally wrenching). EATING OUT had always been a guilty pleasure script I figured I’d mine for jokes later on.

When Michael J. Shoel from Ariztical Entertainment approached me looking for a script with a lot of humor and a lot of sex, EATING OUT leapt to mind. I hadn’t dared show it to a soul outside of class. It was way too gay for broad appeal and far too light-hearted to be of interest to other indie producers I worked with … but Michael’s goal was to make something fun. Thankfully he found the script as fun and sexy as I did and we were on our way.

In preproduction, we encountered all your typical no-budget, indie film disasters. But our insane atmosphere was amplified because I was being followed by camera crews at the time for AMC’s documentary GAY HOLLYWOOD. Meanwhile we searched for attractive, talented, non-SAG actors willing to bare everything in a shamelessly gay film for no money.

One of the first actresses to walk into the auditions was Emily Stiles, who was perfect for the role of Gwen and I was shocked that she wasn't already famous. Next to join the family was Jim Verraros. I was a huge AMERICAN IDOL fan, scheduling meetings and casting sessions around the show’s broadcasts. I even made my casting director watch it with me during an extended meeting one night. That’s when the thought hit me, what

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about the openly gay contestant?! He’d be perfect for Kyle! I became consumed with the idea. I looked up Jim on the internet, e-mailed his website, and the rest is history.

Ryan Carnes, Scott Lunsford, and Rebekah Kochan each gave me the feeling I was discovering something great during their auditions and I’m happy to say I was able to cast everyone I wanted.

The biggest challenge was still ahead, we had only ten days to shoot a feature film with a dozen locations and twenty speaking roles. The first shoot day, the camera truck caught on fire. We shot nothing. We sat on location in the desert and waited. The second day, raging brush fires knocked out the electricity for most of the city. We lost another half day.

While these were ten of the most stressful days of my life, they were also ten of the best days, not only because of the most beautiful and talented cast I’ve ever seen in person, but also due to our gifted crew. I am especially indebted to the eerily cool coordination of Danielle Probst, the clever organization of Scott Findley, the constantly surprising talent of Melissa Fischer and the devoted support of Michael J. Shoel.

EATING OUT is a story close to my heart. It’s the college-popcorn-fluff comedy I always eagerly consumed, but never saw myself represented in. It’s my fantasy and guilty pleasure movie. It's my bust-a-gut-laughing and drool-over-the-boys movie. It’s my date movie. Above all, it's another voice shouting out that queer youth have the same awkward, mushy, horny, romantic, lonely, funny, crazy, fucked-up friendships, fantasies, and romances as anyone else.

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CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE

Tiffani Rebekah Kochan Caleb Peterson Scott Lunsford Kyle Jim Verraros Milkshake Marcy Natalie Burge Jenny the Beaver “Firecrotch Adrienne Pearson Jamie Peterson Jillian Nusbaum Marc Everhart Ryan Carnes Sebastian "British Guy” Christopher Michaels Gwen Andersen Emily Stiles Joey William Shepard Carnival Vendor Maurice Grossman Richard John Janezic Miko Ditte Lokon Ronnie Dani Millan Winston Stafford “Doc” Williamson Party Guests Patti James-Bailey, Sarah Burner, Bradley Lau, Andrea Miller, Amber Nicolai, Barbara Schaffer, Tim Sevelis, Daniel Skaggs, Melissa Slawson, William Soffer, Shaunda Stormant, Candice Trainor Mr. Milford Donald Cline Mrs. Milford Joy Ives Debbie Milford Melissa Shaner Leather Guy #1 Pete Kelly Leather Guy #2 Michael J. Shoel Frank Peterson Murph Michaels Susan Peterson Martie van der Voort

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CAST BIOGRAPHIES

SCOTT LUNSFORD (Caleb) Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Scott Lunsford has been drawn to the entertainment industry since his early teens. After moving to Southern California with a wrestling scholarship at Cal State University, Scott realized his passion for acting could not be denied.

Classes and head shots followed and before long Scott's natural presence and all- American looks landed him numerous roles in music videos and commercials. He also found work on the USA Network's hit shows "Strip Poker" and "Tens." Not exactly an actor's dream, but fun nonetheless.

At an open casting call, Scott caught the attention of director Ron Hamaday, who offered him the lead as a troubled youth in his independent feature, PANDEMONIUM. Other roles quickly followed, including the young baseball star of LAST MAN OUT, and lead roles in NEAR DEATH and A.U.M.

Although his role in EATING OUT is a risky one with nudity and graphic sex scenes, Scott braved the challenge and is optimistic that his work in the film will lead to further challenging and rewarding roles.

An avid athlete who enjoys surfing, jogging, tennis, and rock climbing, Scott is also an accomplished chess player, and an artist who finds great comfort in creating. Plans for an exhibition of his art are in the works.

JIM VERRAROS (Kyle) Jim, AMERICAN IDOL Top Ten Finalist, has been heard around the country on the 2002 American Idols Live Tour from FOX’s hit show. The unsigned artist was featured in the American Idol’s Greatest Moments compilation album (certified GOLD).

Jim was on mp3.com's Top 40 Rock Chart and Top 25 Pop Chart. After being on mp3.com for only two months, Jim passed 10,000 plays. He recently sang at the Seattle Christmas Tree Lighting in front of an audience of 25,000 people. He is featured on the October 2003 compilation "By the People." He is currently writing and recording new music with singer/songwriter Gabe Lopez, who is also producing the material. Jim is being shopped to major record labels for a record deal.

EMILY STILES (Gwen) Emily Stiles was born and raised in Kansas City where she worked – both backstage and onstage at various professional theatres in town. After some college, she moved to New York City and pounded the pavement with various temp jobs, deciding to give up acting

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RYAN CARNES (Marc) Ryan Carnes was born and raised in Pittsfield, IL, a small, rural community of 4,300. After dedicating the better part of his formative years to sports, music, and academia, Ryan finally found the thespian within. With the encouragement of his current manager Jon Simmons, he made the giant leap to Los Angeles.

Since then, Ryan has dedicated himself to studying his craft and pursuing his dream to be a working actor. Though this was a daring first role to accept, he looked at it as something that could only make him a more committed actor. Besides, once you've done frontal nudity, hey, what else is there to hide? Since the making of EATING OUT, Ryan has worked both commercially and theatrically--most recently as the already-graduated boyfriend of a high school senior in ANDERSON'S CROSS. An accomplished drummer for 15 years, Ryan also writes lyrics and is currently collaborating with several other musicians on their first project.

REBEKAH KOCHAN (Tiffani) As she approaches her twentieth birthday, Rebekah Kochan is very excited about her feature film debut in EATING OUT. Having made her theatrical debut at age nine as "Annie" she continued with starring roles such as Martha in "Secret Garden" and Florence Vassy in "Chess." After moving to Los Angeles two years ago Rebekah was nominated for Best Lead Actess in a comedy play at the 2002 ADA Awards and is emerging as a bright new star of stage and screen.

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FILMMAKERS

Writer/Director Q. Allan Brocka Producer Danielle Probst Producer Michael J. Shoel Associate Producers Jeffrey Schwarz Phillip J. Bartell Daniel Hatch Director of Photography Keith J. Duggan Editor Phillip J. Bartell Production Designer Melissa Fischer Original Score Dominik Hauser Unit Production Manager Danielle Probst 1st AD Scott Findley Production Coordinator Michelle Ayers Asst. Production Coordinator Jeffrey M. Blagg Production Assistants Gabriel Armijo Christian Biede Brandon Brewer Jason Sikorsky Kevin James Steele Peter Weinman Script Supervisor Cortney Burk Assistant to Producers Zoe O’Reilly Pianist Brian S. Driscoll Saxophonist Dave Pozzi Casting Directors Don Carroll, c.s.a. Cathy Reinking c.s.a. Casting Associate Paul Abelkis Art Director Billie Jo Sanchez Property Master Jessica Lance Art Dept Swing Erik Baker Jennifer Jones 1st AC Mike Budde Clapper/2nd AC Briana Dorner Key Grip Todd Helsley Company Grips Kei Shozuzawa Jason Sikorski Lincoln Ruchti Gaffers Trevor Fulks Robert Loomis Additional Videography – Tucson David Maurice Gil Hairstyle Design Larry Moore Make Up/Hair Jane Blaser Catherine Eyde

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Production Sound Mixer Michael Cottrell Boom Operator Ray Appleman Costume Designer Q. Allan Brocka Wardrobe Consultant Darren Clark On Set Wardrobe David DeVincenzo Bunny Bra Design N.M. Probst Catering/Craft Service Robert Rowley

Assistant Editor Justin Krohn Sound Design Bob Kubilos Steve McCarty Foley Artists Maurice de la Falaise Suzanne La Brot Looping Circe J. Leo Color Correction Bjørn Myrholt LOS ANGELES UNIT Director of Photography Lisa Wiegand Camera Operator Daniel Zimbaldi Production Design Ira A. McAliley Production Assistant Janet Wyatt Make Up & Hair Vatché Catering Nancy Forest Brown Legal Counsel, LA Dean Sheldon Serwin Legal Counsel, Tucson Newman & Schoenfeld Production Accountant Eli Larriva Unit Publicist Rene Ridinger Still Photography Glenn Gaylord Handleland Tesoro Gordon Simmons Abe Taltre

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FILMMAKER BIOGRAPHIES

Q. ALLAN BROCKA (writer/director) Q. Allan Brocka’s first film school project, RICK & STEVE THE HAPPIEST GAY COUPLE IN ALL THE WORLD, screened at Sundance and over 200 international film festivals. The film won enthusiastic reviews, a host of prizes, and a theatrical release through the Spike & Mike Festival of Animation, earning him instant notoriety. Still in film school, Brocka finished three more installments of the RICK & STEVE series for UNIVERSAL PICTURES' Hypnotic website. The episodes continue to win awards on the film festival circuit.

His thesis film, ROBERTA LOVED, was released to rave reviews and continues to play festivals around the world. The film won several awards including the Grand Jury Prize in Italy's Corto Imola Festival and earned him a spot in the FOX Searchlight New Director's Program. There he directed the short SEVENTY which won him another audience award from the New York Lesbian and Gay Film Festival.

Brocka was named by VARIETY as one of five gay and lesbian directors to watch. He stars in the AMC's documentary feature GAY HOLLWOOD, which follows five openly gay men as they build careers in the entertainment industry. He recently completed PORNO VALLEY a 13 part documentary series for SKY ONE UK which follows the real live of the Vivid Girls.

Brocka was born in Guam and raised around the world. As a teenager, he settled in Seattle, where he earned a communications degree from the University of Washington. He moved to Los Angeles and earned his master's degree in film at California Institute of the Arts in 2001. EATING OUT is his first feature.

DANIELLE PROBST (producer) Danielle Probst is a native of Washington, DC. She is a graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (BFA – photography & performance) and the American Film Institute (MFA – producing). Her articles and reviews of alternative theater and performance art have appeared in P-Form and the New Art Examiner. She has worked for such companies as USA Films, the Writers Guild of America and 20th Century Fox and on network television sitcoms, “Inside Schwartz” and the Nathan Lane starrer, “Charlie Lawrence”. Her previous feature credits include, HAPPY CAMPERS for New Line Cinema and a turn in the Art Department on the independent feature, ON EDGE, starring Jason Alexander. Probst has produced several short videos and films including LOST CAUSE, an official selection of the Slamdance 2000 Film Festival and BOYCHICK, winner in the Best Short Film category at the Seattle International Film Festival 2002. EATING OUT is her debut feature as Producer/UPM. Her company, Brown Probst Productions, currently has several features in various stages of development and pre- production.

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MICHAEL J. SHOEL (producer) Michael J. Shoel, co-founder of Ariztical Entertainment, has been promoting independent films for over fifteen years. Through Ariztical, Shoel seeks to align himself with productions that fulfill his company's goal of "building bridges and breaking through barriers."

His entry into the business side of entertainment began during a telemarketing stint while pursuing the "uncommon career goal of being an actor in Hollywood." Working for Video Gems, an early home video label, telemarketing VHS copies of PIPI LONGSTOCKING at $59.95, he discovered a passion for promotion and development in the entertainment industry, and a new career was born.

Beginning with the silly CANNIBAL CAMPOUT (where Saturday's campers become Sunday's brunch), to more serious productions such as the Bulgarian post cold war drama CANARY SEASON and titles featuring and starring, Dame Edna, Greg Louganis, Mario Lopez ,and Dana Plato, he has built a thriving home video/dvd acquisitions and distribution company.

Since completing production on EATING OUT, Shoel has completed production on two direct to video features, DAYDREAM OBSESSION and GROUP THERAPY. Shoel makes his home in Tucson, Arizona.

JEFFREY SCHWARZ (associate producer) Jeffrey Schwarz is founder and CEO of Automat Pictures, a Los Angeles based production company. His work as producer/director includes "Mysteries of Love," a retrospective look at David Lynch's Blue Velvet, "Inside the Labyrinth: The Making of The Silence of the Lambs," "Blonde Poison: The Making of Basic Instinct," and "Chainsaw Redux," an in-depth documentary about Michael Bay and Marcus Nispel's remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Recent projects include "People Like Us: Making Philadelphia," which premiered at the 2003 San Francisco Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, and "Meet Bob Shaye," a portrait of New Line founder Robert Shaye.

PHILLIP J. BARTELL (editor/associate producer) Phillip J. Bartell has worked in the editing crew on numerous feature films, including BEING JOHN MALCOVICH, PSYCHO, and HOUSE OF SAND & FOG. He has also made two short films, "Crush" and "L.T.R.," which are featured in the home video releases BOYS TO MEN and BOYS LIFE 4.

DANIEL HATCH (associate producer) Daniel Hatch is a 29-year-old student at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona. He has a background in computer science, electrical engineering, and emergency medicine, but has always been focused on his true love, film. Daniel has independently produced and directed several shorts and is currently very active in the Tucson Film, and Commercial Industry.

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KEITH J. DUGGAN (director of photography) Keith J. Duggan, SOC began lighting and shooting in 1990. He soon progressed to become a Director of Photography for AMC, and the Digital Entertainment Network (DEN), which produced over 30 Internet based episodic programs including, TALES FROM THE EASTSIDE, and FRAT RATZ. Since then, Keith has lensed fourteen independent features, four national commercials, and over a dozen music videos. He has worked as the second unit D.P. on several studio projects; including a pilot for Warner Brothers’ entitled, “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father.” He has worked with some of the top people in the industry, including Jay Kogen, the Emmy Award winning writer from “Fraiser” and “The Simpsons,” Lex duPont, the Director of Photography from NYPD Blue, and John Putch, the Director of “Grounded for Life” and “BachelorMan.”

Keith was trained by the Sony High Definition Center in the world of 24p High Definition (24p HD). Using his new knowledge of 24p HD, he has re-created a feature he originally shot on film in 1991, When Night Falls. Since then, Keith has been the Director of Photography on many 24p HD features, including BACHELORMAN, and THE BOSTON STRANGLER. In addition to his features, Keith has lensed several 24p HD shorts including THE RULES, and LIVING IN WALTER’S WORLD.

Keith’s television credits include: Jimmy Kimmel LIVE, Playboy TV, The Bachelor, Meet My Folks, Mr. Personality, MTV’s Dismissed, MTV’s Making the Video, MTV’s The Osbournes, MTV’s Becoming, Day & Date, and The Howard Stern Show.

MELISSA FISCHER (production designer) Film has always been a passion for Melissa Fischer. Growing up in Lake Havasu City, she was avidly dedicated to the stage, both on and off, but yearned for more. Fast forward to the present, she is currently a student at the University of Arizona and will be graduating in May with a Bachelor's in Media Arts, emphasis in film production.

Though only 21 years old, Melissa has two independent feature films under her Art department belt - EATING OUT, her debut as Production Designer, and A VICIOUS LICK in which she worked as Prop Master - has many other shorts in which she has worked and overseen a variety roles, and has produced, written, and directed a handful of her own material. If there is a position on a film set, Melissa has done it and is both proud and grateful for the knowledge and opportunities.

DOMINIK HAUSER (score composer) Born in Switzerland, Dominik Hauser was educated at the Jazz School Switzerland where he received his master's degree in music. As composer, arranger and bass player for the jazz-funk group THE RULELESS he was awarded the prestigious PRIX WALO and performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival. After moving to Los Angeles in 1996 he studied film scoring at UCLA and began working in the film industry composing for independent films. He was a semifinalist at the Young Film Composer Competition in 2002. He's been involved in projects like FREDDY VS. JASON and DAREDEVIL. Currently he is working on several composing and arranging projects.

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REVIEWS for EATING OUT

“Simply one of the funniest, sexiest gay films I’ve seen in a really long time.” Ryan James Kim, The Advocate

“Clever, sexy and hilarious!” -Karl Beck, Indiewire

“A sparky comedy of sexual manners with shapr dialogue and plenty of energy.” -Wendy Ide, The Sunday Times (London)

“Allan Brocka’s charming, sexy, and provocative first feature is a sensual delight.” -Dale Reynolds, Zap2it.com

“EATING OUT is distinguished by its determination to aim genre’s conventions toward horndoggery both hetero and homo. Eating Out is funny…hilarious on occasion, particularly during one set-piece in which Gwen via telephone talks Caleb through his first gay sexual experience.” -Dennis Harvey, Daily Variety

“Uplifitng, funny, and a Viagra-induced hard-on of a film!” -Simon Johnson, Puffta Magazine (UK)

“EATING OUT is a hysterical comedy with a whole lot of queer thrown in…The dialogue is sharp, fast, and bitingly bitchy.” -Brian Moylan, The Washington Blade

“This clever and fast-paced flick gets full marks for dialogue, characterization and the sexiest sex scene since Sex, Lies, and Videotape.” -Troy Gurr, Melbourne Community Voice

“This sharply written romantic comedy has a complicated plot that evolves very cleverly on its way to a fairly predictable conclusion--but the characters and dialog are strong enough to carry us through. And there are buckets of charm and energy...”

“..the actors are all excellent, which is unusual in a film made on a budget this small. Even though it looks like it was shot on home video, the direction, writing, editing and acting are all strong enough to draw us into the story and keep us laughing. There are also a couple of intensely sexy scenes that blend comedy and steaminess perfectly. And the script actually deals with the thorny issue of sexuality in a much more mature way than simplistic Hollywood movies do, admitting that the lines are blurred in real life, and then having a lot of fun with the idea! This is an auspicious feature debut for Brocka, who's hopefully got a lot more up his sleeve.” -Rich Cline, BBC News

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REVIEWS

"One of the most polished and brilliantly written indie comedies to come out of the US in some time!" -Lisa Daniel, author "The Bent Lens: A World Guide to Gay and Lesbian Film"

“A John Waters-esque farce full of fine, sexy performances.” -Andrew Copestake, Gaytimes (UK)

“This screwball comedy hearkens back to the days of Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn (who may be turning over in her grave with that comparison) as a hunky straight guy who pretends he's gay to get a date with a fag hag! Q. Allan Brocka's (the amazing Rick & Steve shorts) feature debut, EATING OUT, is just as witty and well done as his shorts.” -Scott Cranin, TLA Video Reviews

“EATING OUT is hilarious, romantic, and gay… thanks o the cast’s subtle nuances and deliveries and Stiles’ aptly wacky moments, and to Brocka’s eye for truthful human interaction and individual thoughts and voices.” -Oliver Pulumbarit, The Philippine Inquirer

“EATING OUT mixes farce, romantic comedy, youthful love angst, and something downright steamy…the characters are well-drawn, the dialogue snappy and the performances top-notch. It’s a perfect example of where low-budget gay cinema can triumph and make something that stands up taller than anything comparable in the ‘straight’ genre.” -Chris Banks, Gay New Zealand

"This riotous, raucous and racy debut feature is bound to please. Q. Allan Brocka is one of the new bloods of Queer Cinema to keep a close eye on and if his debut feature is any indication, he may well be the next John Waters or Gus Van Sant!" - Paul Andrew, Melbourne Community Voice

“Filled with bright colors, rich textures, and delicious boys, Brocka creates a surreal, exuberant and captivating world. It’s Fassbinder meets Almodovar meets early Woody Allen.” -Vancouver Queer Film Festival

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FESTIVALS

Over 50 international Film Festivals including: London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival (Centerpiece Screening) Melbourne Queer Film Festival (World Premiere) San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival Rhode Island International Film Festival Toronto Lesbian and Gay Film Festival New York Lesbian and Gay Film Festival Outfest Los Angeles Philadelphia International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Calgary Gay and Lesbian Film Festival New Zealand Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Phoenix International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival Austin International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Tucson International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival (Opening Night Film) Boston Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Honolulu Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (Gala Screening) Manila Pink Film Festival (Opening Night Film) Switzerland Pink Apple Film Festival Milano International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival Vancouver Queer Film Festival Lisbon Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Verzaubert Germany Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Sydney Mardi Gras Film Festival Orlando Gay Days Pixie Flix Fest

HONORS & AWARDS

Levi's First Feature Award, Frameline San Francisco Intl. Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Grand Jury Prize, Best Feature Film, Rhode Island International Film Festival Audience Award, Best Feature Film, Rome Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Best Feature Film, Honolulu Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Audience Award, Best Gay Film, Phoenix International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival Best Film of the Festival, Phoenix International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival Emerging Film Award, North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Best LBGT Film of the Festival, Breckenridge Film Festival Best Feature Audience Award, San Diego Film Festival Five in Focus, New Director's Spotlight Selection, Outfest Los Angeles Centerpiece Film, London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival Gala Presentation, Honolulu Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Centerpiece Film, North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Opening Night Film, International Pink Film Festival Manila Opening Night Film, Gay Days Orlando Film Festival Opening Night Film, Tucson International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival

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Opening Night Film, Austin Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival Opening Night Film, Nashville Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Opening Night Film, Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival

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CONTACT

Producer/Distributor Michael J. Shoel President / CEO Ariztical Entertainment 520-622-2400 520-622-2992 fax [email protected]

Writer/Director Q. Allan Brocka 7922 Beverly Blvd #203 Los Angeles, CA 90048 (323) 634-9304 [email protected]

OFFICIAL WEBSITE www.poshpictures.com/eatingout

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