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Hey there DCTS family and friends. It has been an amazing run over the last year. We've had over seventy screenings that have spanned the country from Texas Pan American in the South to the Pickford Film Center in Bellingham, Washington, to the Greater Park Circle Film Society in Charleston and the Norwood in New York.
At Kansas State one of the campus LGBT organizations came together with Sigma Pi Fraternity to sponsor us and we had one of the best Q&A's I've ever been a part of. At Western Kentucky Karl Laves and his great team brought pizza for a hundred. In Berkeley it may have been the wine that drew the crowd. At the two San Diego screenings it was the grilled cheese to be sure that brought 'em in. Northern Virginia Community Colleges had eight screenings with crowds growing with every one.
In short, it has been an overwhelming and gratifying experience. And it's not over! We've had screening requests that range from a major psychiatric convention in San Francisco in May to suicide prevention groups in Italy and colleges and film societies throughout the US. Don't Change the Subject. We won't. We'll keep you up to date as the adventure continues.
For more info on all of our screenings go to:
http://www.dontchangethesubject.org/screenings.html
Please remember, if you or anyone you know is in crisis call the national hotline at 800 273-TALK. They are there to listen and so are we. We want you to stick around.
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Dont
Change the Subject
is a darkly comic look at what happens when
one man dares to ask questions about the
dirtiest word in any language suicide. Director Mike Stutz
investigates his moms suicide by opening up
a conversation with his family that they
never had when he was a kid.
Then he recruits a band of writers,
artists, dancers, comics, punk clowns (yes
there are punk clowns) and suicide survivors
to put their own unique stamp on the
conversation. Teenagers
dance to autopsy reports.
A jumper gives tips on how to come
out of a coma. A comic discovers that
suicide can actually be funny. Also dozens
of amazingly honest and incredible people
open up about their lives in ways that you'd
never expect. Oh and there's animation, a
suicide band, and parties for dead people.
© Copyright 2012
Hoffenrich Productions, Inc.
Contact
us about Don't Change The Subject
... mike (at) dontchangethesubject (dot)
org
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