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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRobbie and Trey are gay, middle-class, suburban professionals. Life is good. Until the son of a fundamentalist preacher moves in next door.Robbie and Trey are gay, middle-class, suburban professionals. Life is good. Until the son of a fundamentalist preacher moves in next door.Robbie and Trey are gay, middle-class, suburban professionals. Life is good. Until the son of a fundamentalist preacher moves in next door.
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This evening, I had the privilege of viewing Hate Crime at a limited (one night only) engagement in Phoenix, Arizona. It is unfortunate that this outstanding film does not yet have a distributor. I would definitely recommend it to friends and co-workers.
This is an extraordinarily well written and well executed film. Although Hate Crime would obviously attract a gay audience, its appeal is so much broader than that. I've seen too many "gay" themed films which suffer from weak scripts and predictable outcomes. In stark contrast, this film is engaging, intelligent and suspenseful.
Hate Crime side-steps the political hype and focuses on the very real and personal consequences of the subject matter. The characters are people you care about trying to cope with a terrible tragedy. They are flawed. They are "flesh and blood". They are not stereotypes. The cast comprised of veteran actors and some newcomers provides a universally outstanding performance.
The production value is excellent. (This film has been produced in High Definition and the effort is well worth it even to the untrained eye.) The score is suspenseful and complements the story line.
I cannot recommend this film highly enough. I hope that as it is shown by way of other limited engagements, it will be picked up for distribution so it can be viewed by the much larger audience it well deserves!
This is an extraordinarily well written and well executed film. Although Hate Crime would obviously attract a gay audience, its appeal is so much broader than that. I've seen too many "gay" themed films which suffer from weak scripts and predictable outcomes. In stark contrast, this film is engaging, intelligent and suspenseful.
Hate Crime side-steps the political hype and focuses on the very real and personal consequences of the subject matter. The characters are people you care about trying to cope with a terrible tragedy. They are flawed. They are "flesh and blood". They are not stereotypes. The cast comprised of veteran actors and some newcomers provides a universally outstanding performance.
The production value is excellent. (This film has been produced in High Definition and the effort is well worth it even to the untrained eye.) The score is suspenseful and complements the story line.
I cannot recommend this film highly enough. I hope that as it is shown by way of other limited engagements, it will be picked up for distribution so it can be viewed by the much larger audience it well deserves!
I just returned from a screening of Hate Crime.
Badger pester and cajole your local art house, film series or festival to book this film. I went in expecting sort of the same tired, cliché driven gay theme film we are so used to seeing, especially from first time writer directors. But not only is it very accomplished as a film, the script is excellent, and ultimately not predictable, though several times during, you will be certain you will know what will happen next--and proved wrong. Most of the actors are new faces, at least for me, and all are good to excellent, primarily the leads.
Not only is the dialog impressive, I enjoyed how this director wasn't afraid of unspoken silences, and holding a moment or scene, letting it play out.
Badger pester and cajole your local art house, film series or festival to book this film. I went in expecting sort of the same tired, cliché driven gay theme film we are so used to seeing, especially from first time writer directors. But not only is it very accomplished as a film, the script is excellent, and ultimately not predictable, though several times during, you will be certain you will know what will happen next--and proved wrong. Most of the actors are new faces, at least for me, and all are good to excellent, primarily the leads.
Not only is the dialog impressive, I enjoyed how this director wasn't afraid of unspoken silences, and holding a moment or scene, letting it play out.
I saw this film as part of a niche festival in Scottsdale, AZ. And I am very grateful. Because had I not been notified by a friend, through word-of-mouth, I would not have known. That is my biggest concern. This film should be 'Out There' for all to see.
The production value is top-notch - as good as you would see in any Hollywood movie - and better than most that you would see on t.v.
The casting choices, and the acting, were perfect for the portrayal of the characters.
The story was well crafted.
And, most importantly, the messages were universal.
I personally believe that all would benefit from this film inasmuch as I believe that all would benefit from watching 'Angels in America'. Yes, the premise is based on intolerance directed against a very likable, same-sex couple, and the subsequent effects that reverberate through the lives of their respective families and friends as a result. But I did not see this as a gay film. The messages are cross-applicable and universal. I would hate to see this film pigeon-holed. Its messages are not delivered as ham-handedly as 'Angels in America'. It is easy to watch, enjoyable and thought-provoking.
I laughed, I cried, and I cheered out loud.
It is a situational drama. And hopefully in the end the audience will ask not only 'was this right' but: 'If placed in such a situation, for whatever reason, what would I do?'
The production value is top-notch - as good as you would see in any Hollywood movie - and better than most that you would see on t.v.
The casting choices, and the acting, were perfect for the portrayal of the characters.
The story was well crafted.
And, most importantly, the messages were universal.
I personally believe that all would benefit from this film inasmuch as I believe that all would benefit from watching 'Angels in America'. Yes, the premise is based on intolerance directed against a very likable, same-sex couple, and the subsequent effects that reverberate through the lives of their respective families and friends as a result. But I did not see this as a gay film. The messages are cross-applicable and universal. I would hate to see this film pigeon-holed. Its messages are not delivered as ham-handedly as 'Angels in America'. It is easy to watch, enjoyable and thought-provoking.
I laughed, I cried, and I cheered out loud.
It is a situational drama. And hopefully in the end the audience will ask not only 'was this right' but: 'If placed in such a situation, for whatever reason, what would I do?'
10Xeos131
I came out of this movie completely amazed. Every part of this film was done very well. The combination of: the superb acting by all the players, the score and sound editing, the well-shot cinematography and the great film quality from the HD camera they used really worked for bringing this memorable film together. I was taken more at back when the writer said, in a Q&A after the showing I saw here in Phoenix, that this was his first attempt at writing a screenplay and it only took him 16-18 months to write the script. Hearing that really encourages other people who dream of becoming a screenwriter. If you get a chance to see this movie, go see it!
This movie explores the dark side of religion--in this case, how hatred of gays can disrupt and even devastate people's lives. It is a very thought-provoking movie, and provides a perspective on how people become "gay bashers"...even, and especially, those who consider themselves Christians. One scene was exceptionally well developed and produced which explores how the same issue can be so differently viewed when coming from a place of love versus a place of fear.
The actors are all very believable and effective in their roles, but I must give a "hats off" to Pastor Boyd, Trey's mother and the Neighbor Woman...they really give exceptional performances.
The music score really helps build the suspense in a very subtle way, and was supportive of the meaning of the movie throughout. I found myself thinking about the movie, different scenes, parts of the dialog...for DAYS afterward. It really made me examine my values and honestly explore how I would react in the same situation. And that, to me, is what good movie-making is all about.
The actors are all very believable and effective in their roles, but I must give a "hats off" to Pastor Boyd, Trey's mother and the Neighbor Woman...they really give exceptional performances.
The music score really helps build the suspense in a very subtle way, and was supportive of the meaning of the movie throughout. I found myself thinking about the movie, different scenes, parts of the dialog...for DAYS afterward. It really made me examine my values and honestly explore how I would react in the same situation. And that, to me, is what good movie-making is all about.
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- AnecdotesDirector Tommy Stovall, a former wedding videographer, had never been on a movie set before filming Hate Crime.
- Citations
Pastor Boyd: There are dark clouds of God's wrath hanging directly over your heads. You are in God's hands, and it is uncertain what he will do with you.
- ConnexionsFeatured in 2006 Glitter Awards (2006)
- Bandes originalesJesus By 45
Written by Ebony Tay and Tommy Stovall
Performed by Ebony Tay
Featuring Members of The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles (as Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles)
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- Date de sortie
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- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Ненависть на грани преступления
- Lieux de tournage
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- Budget
- 500 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 40 758 $US
- Montant brut mondial
- 40 758 $US
- Durée1 heure 44 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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