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SHELTER SOUNDTRACK ON ITUNES
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04/18/2008 04:44 PM
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Due to the overwhelming interest in the music from the film, the official soundtrack is now available on itunes. Just go to the search field in the itunes player/store and type in SHELTER! =) |
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SHELTER EVERYWHERE
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04/04/2008 12:11 PM
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SHELTER is added to a few more theaters today! San Diego - Hillcrest Cinemas Ft. Lauderdale - Gateway Cinemas Atlanta - Midtown Art Chicago - Music Box Minneapolis - Landmark Lagoon A few more reviews... Emory Wheel http://www.emorywheel.com/detail.php?n=25408 Southern Voice http://www.sovo.com/2008/4-4/arts/feature/8362.cfm North County Times http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2008/04/03/entertainment/movies/58a5bf706aa58a2d8825741e0066f4e8.txt Miami Herald http://www.miamiherald.com/275/story/481069.html Star Tribune http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/movies/17262584.html |
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TAKE THAT HORTON!
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04/01/2008 04:24 PM
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SHELTER OPENS TODAY!
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03/28/2008 04:02 PM
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New York City - Tribeca Cinemas San Fran - Embarcadero Berkeley - Rialto Cinemas Elmwood Los Angeles - Laemmle's Sunset 5 Boston - Kendall Square Palm Springs - Cinemas Palme d'Or Shelter will open next week in San Diego, Chicago, Atlanta, Ft. Lauderdale, and Minneapolis. Keep checking back to see when it will play near you. And if you miss it, you can catch the television premiere on here! Networks. Go to heretv.com to find out how you can get here! through your cable service. |
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RED CARPET IN LA
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03/28/2008 04:07 PM
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FROM LAST NIGHT'S LA PREMIERE![]() Michelle Wolff (Dante's Cove) and Jacki Warner (Workout) ![]() Chad Allen (The Donald Strachey Mysteries) ![]() Rommi (Project Runway) For more coverage on the SHELTER premiere last night, go to JD's blog at http://outfest.blogspot.com/
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MORE SHELTER MENTIONS
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03/28/2008 03:47 PM
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Gay and Lesbian Times Lavender Magazine QueerBeacon Blog The New York Times |
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FOR THOSE IN SF
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03/27/2008 12:25 PM
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SHELTER party 3/28 at the ENDUP. http://www.theendup.com/events/ghettodisco.html |
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FOR THOSE IN LA
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03/27/2008 12:26 PM
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![]() Go to JD's blog for information on the SHELTER swimsuit fashion show at the Standard Hotel on Sunset. http://outfest.blogspot.com/ |
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LIE TO ME MUSIC VIDEO
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03/27/2008 11:31 AM
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LIE TO ME by Shane Mack |
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CHECK IT OUT
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03/27/2008 11:47 AM
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Check out the following reviews on Shelter. Shelter dives much deeper than just hot surfers. - Outsports Shelter Review - AfterElton.com Finding Shelter from a Stormy Life - The Desert Sun Hanging 10 - The Bay Area Reporter Shelter - SF360 Shelter Premiers in South Florida - JumponMarksList |
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AfterElton's Best. Gay. Week. Ever.
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02/15/2008 02:21 PM
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WHAT'S THIS? A GAY MOVIE WITHOUT HUSTLING, DRAG QUEENS, OR DRUG OVERDOSES? Trailers for the upcoming Brad Rowe movie Shelter started popping up all over the place this week and if the film is half as good as the trailers make it look, we could actually have a decent gay flick this year! For those not familiar with Shelter, it tells the story of Zach (Trevor Wright), a young man who has to give up his dreams of becoming an artist in order to help his unmarried sister take care of her son. I can totally relate to this because when I was twenty, my brother desperately needed a kidney, and I selflessly gave up an afternoon watching TV so he could get dialysis. So I know all about familial sacrifice. Anywho, Zach's world gets turned upside down when Shaun (Rowe), the older brother of his best friend, returns to their beachside town of San Pedro, CA. The two become surfing buddies and eventually lovers. I can also relate to this because that's a frequent fantasy of mine. Most gay guys will remember Rowe from his turn in Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss where he played the sexually ambiguous Gabriel opposite Sean Hayes' Billy Collier. Forgive me for going a little Shelter crazy, but this flick really looks like it could be a breath of fresh air and I'd like to see it succeed. So here is a musical montage of the movie. - Michael Jensen, Editor Click here for the post. |
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The Poster!
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02/15/2008 02:21 PM
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'Out in Hollywood' Review
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02/15/2008 02:23 PM
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I've been watching many Outfest 2007 screeners in recent days in anticipation of the LA gay and lesbian film festival which opens tomorrow. So far, my faves have included "The Curiosity of Chance," "East Side Story," "Back Soon," and "25 Percent" but the best of the bunch, so far, is "Shelter."Written and directed by Jonah Markowitz, "Shelter" is a film that is ripe with commercial possibilities due to its superior production quality and first-rate performances by its cast. It's also written so well and has so much believable interaction between its characters. No false notes here. And then there are the surfing scenes which are terrific. Markowitz is making his directorial debut but he did supervise the surfing footage in "Blue Crush," the female surfing movie from 4-5 years back starring Kate Bosworth and Michelle Rodriguez.The movie is set in San Pedro and follows two guys who fall for each other while doing what they love most: surfing. The younger guy is a frustrated artist named Zach - sensationally played by Trevor Wright - who is still struggling with his sexuality but begins to come out when he falls in love with his best friend's older brother Shaun, played by Brad Row of "Billy's Hollywood Screen Test" fame.The two actors play the emotional scenes so well and they got for it in the love scenes as well. Clothes are shed, kisses are shared and they try and weather the rocky road ahead. Zach is a father figure to his adorable young nephew Cody, loves him so much, and is a crucial presence in his life since Cody's mother (Zach's sister) is a mess who constantly makes her brother choose between his family and his dreams.I also enjoyed the performance of Ross Thomas (pictured, right), who plays Shaun's understanding younger brother, Gabe. Gabe has no reservations about his older brother's sexuality and the scene where he tells Zach that he is aware of the relationship is very tender. Zach is embarassed and doesn't want to talk about it but Gabe insists and in his goofy way, is the best friend you'd ever want to have. As he leaves to go back to college, he hugs Zach tight and says, "We're still bros, right?" Markowitz wrote the screenplay for "Shelter" four years ago while staying with a friend in Seattle and shot the movie in three weeks. When I think of all the garbage out there that has so much time and money behind it, it's so wonderful to know that such good movies can be made with far less when you have someone behind it with vision and immense talent.I promise you that "Shelter" will be one of the best films you see at Outfest 2007. - Greg Hernandez For the Out in Hollywood blog post, click here. |
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Production Wraps
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02/15/2008 02:24 PM
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New Indie Film Takes Shelter at here! Networks and here! Films |