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| Trevor Lissauer | ... |
Joe
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Samuel A. Levine | ... |
Peter
(as Sam Levine)
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| Amber Taylor | ... |
Bess
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Bryan Carroll | ... |
Billy
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| Julio Perillán | ... |
Ian
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Martha Chukinas | ... |
Peter's Mother
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| Matthew Walker | ... |
Police Officer
(as Mathew Layne Walker)
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Ray Hammack | ... |
Peter's Father
(as Clyde Hammack)
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Stephen Daniels | ... |
Frank
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Andrea Vaughn | ... |
Agnes
(as A Vaughn)
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Kelly Decker | ... |
Lauret
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Alice Saunders | ... |
Nosy Neighbor
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Jennie Gwynn | ... |
Bess's Mother
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Deborah Kovarski | ... |
Joe's Mother
(as Deborah Kovarsky)
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Raymond Ruocco | ... |
Joe's Father
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This is Peter's story; an 18 year old boy who takes a journey through a conservative southern all-male university in order to discover himself. With the help of his roommate, Joe and his roommate's girlfriend, Bess, Peter begins to explore more about himself and his values only to be crushed by those who love him. The path becomes blurred and treacherous and Peter learns that only by relying on the strength of strangers will he be able to heal himself. The decisions he makes when confronted with this new truth will affect him forever. Written by Anonymous
Refreshing presentation of what main stream America encounters among itself and its populace, as opposed to the "mass media" presentation of things homosexual. Life has its challenges, it ups, its downs, and all are encountered as one is emerging into adulthood. This film captures such essence and is filmed in a way which ferrets through the files of one's brain, evincing images and recollections that strike deep and uplift at the same time.