Back Soon (2007)
Back Soon is a story of love, loss, identity and hope. It follows the relationship between aspiring actor Logan Foster and reformed drug dealer Gil Ramirez, two men who find themselves inexplicably drawn together despite their disparate backgrounds, and the fact that they both regarded themselves as straight. However, their bond is soon threatened by Gil's mysterious past and a startling revelation about the true nature of their connection. Neither man is prepared for this, nor the impact it will have on their lives.
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Back Soon is a story of love, loss, identity and hope. It follows the relationship between aspiring actor Logan Foster and reformed drug dealer Gil Ramirez, two men who find themselves inexplicably drawn together despite their disparate backgrounds, and the fact that they both regarded themselves as straight. However, their bond is soon threatened by Gil's mysterious past and a startling revelation about the true nature of their connection. Neither man is prepared for this, nor the impact it will have on their lives.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Rob Williams
In Theaters:6/3/2007
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:TLA Releasing
Cast
Rob Williams
Director
Windham Beacham
Logan Foster
Matthew Montgomery
Gil Ramirez
Maggie McCollester
Adrianne Foster (as Maggie Eilertson)
Artie O'Daly
Spencer Donahue
Jake Christian
Jamie Pulaski (as Bret Wolfe)
Kelly Keaton
Grace
Bethany Dotson
Mona
Danny Aguirre
Oscar
Joel Bryant
Dr. Kelso
A.C. Earing
Deven Green
Trixie
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