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UK In Focus

Hollywood Je T’Aime, The Big Gay Musical bookend QFest

By Jeremy Kay2009-06-08T21:06:00+01:00

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Jason Bushman’s feature debut Hollywood Je T’Aime will kick off this year’s Philadelphia QFest on July 9 while the world premiere of Casper Andreas and Fred M Caruso’s The Big Gay Musical will close the even on July 20.

The 12-day festival will showcase 140 titles overall. Hollywood Je T’Aime stars Eric Debets as a naive Parisian who comes of age in Los Angeles.

The Big Gay Musical morphs the Biblical book of Genesis into a love story about two actors in an off-Broadway play.

As previously announced the festival has rebranded ahead of its 15^th anniversary edition and is produced by Philadelphia Cinema Alliance and Philadelphia CineFest. It was previously known as the Philadelphia International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival.