Confusion ensues when, in order to win the million dollar payoff from a reality based TV show, straight Malcolm Caulfield must convince his friends and family that he is going to marry openly gay man Spencer Finch.
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Title: Matrimonium (2005)
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Sandon Berg | ... | Ken Spencer Finch |
| Joel Bryant | ... | Bradley DuBois | |
| Dotty Carey | ... | Loretta Finch Hunt | |
| Bryan Coffee | ... | Reverend Keith Montgomery | |
| Bruce Cronander | ... | Hugh Caufield | |
| Courtney Donnelly | ... | Barbie Finch Drake | |
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Rick Federman | ... | Malcolm Caufield |
| Deven Green | ... | Andre 'Dre' Genous | |
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Theron Hatch | ... | The Exotic Male Dancer |
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Brandon Jones | ... | Matt Drake |
| Mandy Kaplan | ... | Clarissa Cobb (as Amanda Kaplan) | |
| Robert Keasler | ... | The Limo Driver (as Robert L. Keasler) | |
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Sondra Thieret | ... | Marion Caufield |
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Confusion ensues when, in order to win the million dollar payoff from a reality based TV show, straight Malcolm Caulfield must convince his friends and family that he is going to marry openly gay man Spencer Finch.
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fictional reality show | pretending to be gay | gay marriage | gay interest | coming out |Genres:
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Spencer Finch: In Rubneck, Clarissa is known as "The Pink Widow" because every guy she's ever slept with has turned gay.See more »
I also attended the North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival and I loved this cinematic gem. Matrimonium is a smartly written/improvised mocumentary satirizing reality TV while informing the current gay marriage debate in this country. It was thrilling to watch this comedy with an extremely supportive audience who got it. I, like most of the crowd, laughed from the beginning to the end.
Matrimonium is one of those few films that gets the formula right. The right script, the right pace, and the right cast, with a pitch perfect performance by Devon Green as "Dre" the vacuous TV show hostess.
Thank god for film festivals that prioritizes substance over style and creativity over cliché providing a platform for this kind of quality independent film.