Judas Kiss, May 14, 2011 | Boston LGBT Film Festival 2011

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2011

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Director

J.T. Tepnapa

Year

2011

Run Time

102

min

Country

USA

Language

English

PROGRAM Time

minutes

CONTENT WARNING:

Failed filmmaker Zachary Wells is convinced by his friend, hotshot director Topher Shadoe, to replace him as a judge in Keystone University’s annual film festival. His first night, Zach hooks up with a student at a bar. He’s shocked the next morning when the same student walks into an interview calling himself Danny Reyes — the name Zach went by when he attended Keystone. And Danny’s film, “Judas Kiss,” is a finalist in the competition Zach is judging. Zach’s film with the same title won the festival years before.

This film is presented in English with English subtitles.

Failed filmmaker Zachary Wells is convinced by his friend, hotshot director Topher Shadoe, to replace him as a judge in Keystone University’s annual film festival. His first night, Zach hooks up with a student at a bar. He’s shocked the next morning when the same student walks into an interview calling himself Danny Reyes — the name Zach went by when he attended Keystone.

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