The Curiosity of Chance
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| Directed by | Russell P. Marleau |
| Produced by | Lisa Schahet Michael Gleissner |
| Written by | Russell P. Marleau |
| Starring | Tad Hilgenbrink Brett Chukerman Aldevina da Silva Pieter Van Nieuwenhuyze Chris Mulkey Maxim Maes Danny Calander Colleen Cameron Magali Uytterhaegen |
| Release date(s) | October 21, 2006 (Seattle) |
| Running time | 98 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The Curiosity of Chance is a 2006 film directed by Russell P. Marleau, produced by Bigfoot Entertainment and starring Tad Hilgenbrink.
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[edit] Plot
In Europe in the 1980s, flamboyant and gay 16-year-old Chance Marquis (Tad Hilgenbrink) shows up at an international high school in a top hat and tails, immediately attracting the attention of the "queer-hating" resident bully, among others. Through his involvement in the school newspaper, he meets an introverted photographer with a mysterious briefcase, and while practicing tennis, he befriends a catty fashionista, both of whom act as his wingmen in his new high school. He also meets the jock-next-door, with whom he forms a tentative friendship, despite the jock's cacophonous group of friends. The film follows Chance through a year of high school, with its attendant drama, successes, and hijinks—including sneaking into a drag bar, where Chance begins to explore his true self.
Themes underscored throughout the movie include facing your fears as you grow into adulthood, and the barriers that people put up in order to cope with life. Chance claims to be strong with his nonchalant attitude, but when photos of him in drag show up all over school, Chance must face his own preachings of staying true to yourself.
[edit] Cast
- Tad Hilgenbrink ... Chance Marquis
- Brett Chukerman ... Levi Sparks
- Aldevina Da Silva ... Twyla Tiller
- Pieter Van Nieuwenhuyze ... Hank Hudson
- Chris Mulkey ... Sir
- Maxim Maes ... Brad Harden
- Colleen Cameron ... Sienna Marquis
- Magali Uytterhaegen ... Vice Principal Ophelia Smelker
[edit] Awards
- Winner "Best Narrative Feature" at The Chicago LGBT International Film Festival - Chicago, IL 2007[1]
- Winner "Best New Director" at Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival - Seattle, WA 2006[2]
- Honorable Mention "Best Music in a Feature Film" at Nashville Film Festival - Nashville, TN 2007[3]
- Chosen as one of the Audience's and Critic's "Best of the Fest" at the Palm Springs International Film Festival - Palm Springs, CA 2007[4]
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ Anon The Chicago Lesbian & Gay International Film Festival Retrieved November 26, 2008
- ^ Anon 2006 Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Retrieved November 26, 2008
- ^ Anon Nashville Film Festival 2007 Retrieved November 26, 2008
- ^ Anon The Palm Springs International Film Festival Retrieved November 26, 2008
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