"Tow" Tells the True Story of a Woman Who Sued the System
Not only does the system prevent upward mobility, but it makes it incredibly easy to slide from comfortably middle class to unhoused.
Workin' It Out (1997)
"The central setting for Workin' it Out is a popular bar in a cosmopolitan city. This may be the first time that the atmosphere and feeling of a gay bar has ever been successfully captured on - video - the whirl and swirl, the highs and lows, the sublime and some of the ridiculous, but most especially, the sexuality that seems to permeate the very air of a really happening bar.
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"The central setting for Workin' it Out is a popular bar in a cosmopolitan city. This may be the first time that the atmosphere and feeling of a gay bar has ever been successfully captured on - video - the whirl and swirl, the highs and lows, the sublime and some of the ridiculous, but most especially, the sexuality that seems to permeate the very air of a really happening bar.
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Written By:Tyler Adams
In Theaters:7/15/1997
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Studio 2000
Cast
Ross Cannon
Director
Sonny Markham
Head Bartender
Kurt Stefano
Barback
Kevin Cobain
Bartender
Trent Reed
Bar Owner
Steve O'Donnell
Kevin's Visiting Friend
Kyle McKenna
Deliveryman
Kyle Hunter
Park Hookup
Rhett Powers
Sonny's Friend
Joey Violence
Bar Patron (as Joey Morelli)
Rick Chase
Dancer (non-sexual role)
Jeff White
Dancer (non-sexual role)
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