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I'll Always Be Anthony (1996)

This wacky dark comedy-drama follows a gay man from childhood through adolescence, presenting them abstractly, with stylistic film elegance. Filled with interesting avant-garde camera work; colorful characters; memorable names and lines & powerful knockout performances; this grass-roots independent gayboy/straight boy friendship film uses its creative insanity to transform the topic with which it deals into a matter of universal appeal
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This wacky dark comedy-drama follows a gay man from childhood through adolescence, presenting them abstractly, with stylistic film elegance. Filled with interesting avant-garde camera work; colorful characters; memorable names and lines & powerful knockout performances; this grass-roots independent gayboy/straight boy friendship film uses its creative insanity to transform the topic with which it deals into a matter of universal appeal

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Vincent Prezioso
Written By:Anthony Saladino
In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Vincent Prezioso

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Anthony Saladino

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Kerry Muir

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Jeannette Gould

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Nevada Belle

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