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Director Quentin Lee talks with San Diego Gay & Lesbian News, sharing how his new movie “White Frog” makes him cry no matter how many times he has seen it and how he hopes audiences will also be deeply affected by the story.
Tabatha Coffey chats with San Diego Gay & Lesbian News about her new web series and her expanding career. Find out what her fans don’t know about her!
Writer-director Yen Tan, who is a native of Malaysia, tells San Diego Gay & Lesbian News how he brought an authentic piece of Texas to the big screen. “Pit Stop” eloquently illustrates the struggles and heartbreak of blue-collar gay men struggling to find their way in rural America.
Director Glenn Gaylord tells San Diego Gay & Lesbian News that his movie, “I Do,” really connects with audiences. “I'd love it if audiences didn't just think of this as the gay marriage/immigration movie. It's definitely covering that, but an issue is nothing unless you have characters you would die for,” he says.
Writer/producer/director Richard LeMay chats with San Diego Gay & Lesbian News about “Naked As We Came,” explaining how a rash of deaths among his friend’s parents sparked the idea for the movie and how it changed his own family relationships.