Children of God (2010)The story of two young Bahamian men who fall in love with each other and portrays the homophobia of the Bahamian society. Director:Kareem MortimerWriter:Kareem Mortimer |
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Children of God (2010)The story of two young Bahamian men who fall in love with each other and portrays the homophobia of the Bahamian society. Director:Kareem MortimerWriter:Kareem Mortimer |
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| Johnny Ferro | ... |
Johnny Roberts
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| Stephen Tyrone Williams | ... |
Romeo Fernander
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| Margaret Laurena Kemp | ... |
Lena Mackey
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Mark Ford | ... |
Ralph Mackey
(as Mark Richard Ford)
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Van Brown | ... |
Reverend Ritchie
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Leslie Vanderpool | ... |
Rhoda Ritchie
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| Craig Pinder | ... |
Mike Roberts
(as William Craig Pinder)
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Sabrina Lightbourn | ... |
Mike Robert's Friend
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| Jason Elwood Hanna | ... |
Purple
(as Jason Hanna)
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Christine Wilson | ... |
Anna
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Conrad Knowles | ... |
Mojo
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Aijalon Coley | ... |
Omar Mackey
(as Ai-Jalon Coley)
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Jonathan Murray | ... |
Guy in Bed
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Juanita Kelly | ... |
Lonnette
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Nicolas Stanko | ... |
Purple's Friend #1
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The story of two young Bahamian men who fall in love with each other and portrays the homophobia of the Bahamian society.
The characters in this film are all one-dimensional. They are divided into hateful bigots and joyous but equally obnoxious life force characters. And they constantly make speeches at each other. The only exception is the artist hero who is monosyllabic and apparently brain dead (only because he's repressed). Of course, he is redeemed in the end by the joyous life force guy. Why can't people in gay film fest pictures speak and act like real people? Everyone in this toothache of a cookie cutter gay film fest feature acts like he's on stage. How anybody could confuse this affliction with a good movie beats me. Only for the least discriminating of gay film fest attendees. Its IMDb may have something to do with the director's friends and relatives who seem to be legion.