FILM

Turtle Hill, Brooklyn (2012)

  • One man laughs as another looks forward with a fedora on.

director
Ryan Gielen

writers
Brian W. Seibert, Ricardo Valdez

producers
Ryan Gielen, Holly Lynn Ellis, Brian Seibert, Ricardo Valdez

theatrical premiere
Cinema Village East

festivals
WINNER: Audience Award, NewFest; Best Comedy, Out In Tucson LGBT Fest
OFFICIAL SELECTION: QFest Philadelphia
Seattle LGBT Film Fest
Palm Springs Cinema Diverse
Long Island LGBT Film Fest
Atlanta: Out on Film
Rochester: Image Out
Out in the Desert: Tucson

purchase
iTunes
TLA DVD
Amazon DVD

Will and Mateo invite their friends over to celebrate Will’s 30th birthday. Their friends’ (a mix of male, female, gay and straight) conversations soon cover a gambit of topics—politics, gay rights, pot laws, long distance marriages, aging and ethnic discrimination.

As the party progresses, the alcohol flows, and the piñata isn't the only thing that gets punched! And when things begin to get out of hand, a surprise guest arrives, not at all approving of the proceedings. It is also revealed that both Will and Mateo may have some secrets that threaten their relationship.

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