Joseph Graham's BEAUTIFUL SOMETHING Screens Tonight at Outfest LA
Reel Goode Productions is honored to announce the latest screening of Joseph Graham's Beautiful Something. The film will screen at Outfest Los Angeles, tonight, at 9:30 pm, July 16, 2015 at the DGA Theater Complex. Beautiful Something follows four men on their interlocking searches for sex, art, love, and identity within the City of Brotherly Love.
From director Joseph Graham (Strapped), Beautiful Something stars Brian Sheppard, Colman Domingo (Selma, AMC's "Fear the Walking Dead"), Zack Ryan and John Lescault. Directing his smoldering cast with conviction in a moody, nighttime palette, Graham gives us a film with a lot of male skin, but also a lot of heart, as it explores centuries-old questions about mixing up love with art. US Dramatic Features Screening:9:30 pm, July 16, 2015
DGA Theater Complex
7920 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90046
In one desperate night, four disparate gay men cruise Philadelphia in pursuit of ever-elusive human connection. Brian (Sheppard), a poet with an already-spent advance and a looming deadline, seeks distraction at dusk-whether that means a hook-up (or two) or confessing his love to his straight best friend. Drew (Domingo), a renowned sculptor in love with his boyish muse, is eager to finish his latest creation. His model Jim (Ryan) is an unpredictable aspiring actor prone to dramatic outbursts. Simultaneously aroused and intimidated by Drew's talent and devotion, Jim yearns for a modicum of freedom from the sculptor's attentions. Rounding out the quartet is Bob (Lescault), a wealthy, alcoholic talent agent, cruising the Philadelphia backstreets for a "beautiful something." Despite his aimlessness, he usually finds his target.
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