TRUTH Screens at Chicago's Reeling Film Festival Today
Left of Center Entertainment and Border 2 Border Entertainment are excited to announce that Rob Moretti's Truth will screen at Chicago's Reeling Film Festival November 8th. A suspenseful psychological thriller, Truth is headlined by producers Sean Paul Lockhart (Milk, Judas Kiss, Chillerama) and Rob Moretti (Crutch, An Affirmative Act, Snapshot). The film also features an impressive supporting performance from Emmy Winner Blanche Baker (16 Candles, Raw Deal, Taking Chances).
Truth will make its Chicago premiere during the Reeling Film Festival today, November 8th. The film will screen at 9:15 pm at the Logan Theatre. Producers/Stars Sean Paul Lockhart and Rob Moretti will be in attendance for a Q&A.
Preorder tickets here.
Check out the trailer here!
After a chance encounter over the Internet, Caleb (Lockhart) meets and falls head over heels for Jeremy (Moretti) and soon the line between love and lies blur. Struggling to keep his past a secret, including his mentally ill mother, Caleb slowly succumbs to his darker side. A sudden turn of events finds Jeremy held captive, until Caleb's quest for the truth is revealed.
Following the film's world premiere at Philadelphia QFest, Moretti and Lockhart (who took home the festival's Rising Star Award in 2011 for Judas Kiss) have assembled an impressive list of screenings. Truth has also been screened at OutonFilm Atlanta, the Homochrom Film Fest and FilmOut San Diego.
Truth will receive a nationwide release on DVD in February 2014.
For more info on truth check out their webstie.
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