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‘Were The World Mine’ closes NewFest introduces a new male muse: Nathaniel Becker

June 17, 2008 in Film by Antonio Cerna | 12 comments

© Photo by Steven Mattson Hayhurst

INSPIRATIONAL – Move over Gael Garcia-Bernal and Louis Garrel, Homo-neurotic has a new male muse. His name is Nathaniel David Becker and we’re officially in love. The talented 22 year old hottie stars in Tom Gustafson’s Were The World Mine which closed out NewFest this Sunday. We caught up with the director and the cast during the film’s New York City premiere. Oh and did I mention the lovely gal in the black dress is Robin Williams daughter, Zelda, and that she’s named after Princess Zelda from the “Legend of Zelda” series? Yeah, she’s pretty hot too.

Basil Tsiokos is looking forward to another 20 years of NewFest

June 9, 2008 in Film by Antonio Cerna | 1 comment


Were the World Mine – Photo by Tara White

NewFest 2008, New York’s premiere LGBT film festival is happening right now. And homo-neurotic attended the kick-off and celebration for Tru Loved (more on that later). Amidst the opening-night commotion, NewFest Artistic Director, Basil Tsiokos, answered a few questions about what to expect this year. And you’d better hurry and buy tickets, because the the most anticipated films–like Tom Gustafson’s Midsummer Night’s Dream inspired Were The World Mine (above)–are sold out. Maybe you can find illegal scalp tickets on eBay along with your fake Miley Cyrus backstage passes, but we doubt it.