I volunteered to be one of the auction's contestants.
Now, it think my most loyal readers have gotten to know me well enough to know that I don't involve myself in something like this unless I believe in it. And when I read the synopsis of the film, I became a believer in this project. The synopsis reads:
On the Fourth of July in Hartford, June, a white teenage boy, meets up with a closeted, married black man. On the same night, in the same city, this man's sixteen-year-old daughter agrees to go out with Dexter, a twenty-year-old low-level drug dealer. In and around the city, on the American night of independence, these two couples get to know each other, moving from strangers to intimates. In lonely landscapes of movie theaters, fast food restaurants, darkened churches and public parks, they discover the limits of desire and the possibilities for transcendence.
And here is the info about the fundraiser:
RF Lounge and Film Producer, Christine Giorgio invite you to a night of schmoozing and boozing to benefit the LGBT independent film titled "FOUR." Come celebrate the indie spirit with dancing, raffle prizes, and a date auction. RF's resident DJs will be spinning amazing tunes and award-winning promoter Maggie C Events, www.maggiecevents.com, will be one of the many sponsors of the night. A suggested donation of $10 at the door will get you one raffle ticket and one free shot provided by RF Lounge. Additional raffle tickets can be purchased for a chance to win one-of-a-kind prizes, including original photography prints. All proceeds benefit the upcoming production of the movie "FOUR."
Time and address is:
Thursday, September 2, 2010
@7 PM
RF Lounge
531 Hudson Street
New York, NY 10014
I hope to see your sexy selves there placing bids for a date with me, and helping someone's creative process come to fruition. Thanks.
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