US PREMIERE

SHORT FILM PROGRAM

WORLD PREMIERE

FESTIVAL SPOTLIGHT

THROWBACK FROM 

2000

Big Eden

Monday

May 10, 2010

@

9:00 pm

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2010

With in person.
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Director
Thomas Bezucha
Year
2000
Run Time
117
min
Country
USA
Language
English
PROGRAM Time
minutes
CONTENT WARNING:
Henry Hart is a young gay artist living in New York City. When his grandfather has a stroke, Henry puts his career on hold and returns home to the small town of Big Eden, Montana, to care for him. While there, Henry hopes to strike up a romance with Dean Stewart, his high-school best friend for whom he still has feelings. But he’s surprised when he finds that Pike, a quiet Native American who owns the local general store, may have a crush on him.
This film is presented in English with English subtitles.
The Wolfe Distribution evening continues with one of the best loved Wolfe titles. Thomas Bezucha's Big Eden screened in the Boston LGBT Film Festival way back in 2001 and we are happy to have it back. Get some popcorn and revisit the sweet romantic comedy that won audience awards at festivals around the world.
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