A Song for Your Mixtape (2016)
A young gay man arrives at a party full of kids he’s known since he was little. But they’re all strangers now. He feels he doesn’t belong. He’s only there for one reason, one person. The guy he loves; the guy who left him.
That’s the premise behind A Song For Your Mixtape, a new short film from creators Zachary Kemper and Brandon Zuck.
Written and directed by Zuck from a story by Kemper (and starring Kemper), the film tackles a heavy subject—LGBT suicide—with a deft touch. The film is woven together by Kemper’s Holden Caulfield-esque narration, which tracks him as he arrives at the aforementioned party and then escapes to the roof where he meets a strange young woman, Blair (Warehouse 13’s Allison Scagliotti). Talking with Blair, Kemper starts to reveal what happened between him and his boy.
~source: http://www.towleroad.com/2016/05/a-song-for-your-mixtape/
official website: http://www.asongforyourmixtape.com
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FEATURING
Zachary Kemper
David Brookton
and
Allison Scagliotti
WRITER/DIRECTOR
Brandon Zuck
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Glenn Elliott
CINEMATOGRAPHER
John Wakayama Carey
“Lessons”
Written by C. Taylor (SOHN)
Performed by SOHN
Courtesy of 4AD by arrangement with Beggars Group Media Limited
Published by Red Lines Music / Prescription Tracks (SESAC),
administered by Kobalt Music Publishing America, Inc. (SESAC)
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