“THE GAY MARRIAGE THING” SHARE THE LOVE CLUB TOUR

Providence, RI – As Rhode Island lawmakers grapple with the question of same-sex marriage, Deville’s Entertainment and Promotions brings a powerful documentary on the subject to Providence. THE GAY MARRIAGE THING, presents the politics, the piety, and the people embroiled in and affected by the heated debate over same-sex marriage. The event will kick off the film’s SHARE THE LOVE CLUB TOUR and the famed promotion company’s new night at the renovated 3rd floor of the Mirabar on Thursday, September 13, 2007 at 8:00pm. Director Stephanie Higgins and Executive Producer Lorre Fritchy will hold a Q&A after the film and will be around for casual one on one discussions following the Q&A.

“Massachusetts is just beginning to see how important the equal marriage debate has been for the entire state. With Share the Love, the film will move from state to state and club to club to start an honest, grassroots discussion that spreads nationwide,” said award-winning director Stephanie Higgins, “Through the visual story it paints, THE GAY MARRIAGE THING has a special power to start discussions and keep them going long after the end credits roll.”

Gayle and Lorre, 30-something college sweethearts who marked their 15th anniversary a year after the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled a ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional, are at the heart of this documentary scrapbook. From the protests outside the Massachusetts State House, to the churches of the Rev. Rich Wiesenbach and Carlton Smith, to the historic chambers echoing with State Rep. Kathi-Anne Reinstein’s perspective, a wide range of voices swirl around Gayle and Lorre as they approach May 17, 2004, the first date same-sex couples could file for marriage licenses in Massachusetts.

“With such a family friendly film, this event is a great opportunity for gays and lesbians to share the strong sense of community that is built around the club venues with their family and straight friends,” Higgins says. “It may be the only time your family and straight friends get to go to a gay/lesbian bar. That alone is worth the price of admission!”

DATE: Thursday, September 13, 2007
TIME: 8:00 PM
VENUE: Mirabar, 35 Richmond Street, Providence, Rhode Island 02903 Phone: 401-331-6761 Web: www.mirabar.com
ADMISSION: $10.00 (for film, Q&A and dancing)
DEVILLE’S: www.devillesprovidence.com

For interviews or to review the film, contact the director, Stephanie Higgins, SassyMedia, PO Box 132, Belmont MA 02478, 617-821-5590, info@thegaymarriagething.com, or visit www.thegaymarriagething.com.

For distribution information, contact The Cinema Guild, 130 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016-7038, 1-800-723-5522 or 212-685-6242, info@cinemaguild.com, www.cinemaguild.com.
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Calling all Club Promoters!

Help spread equal marriage across the country by participating in THE GAY MARRIAGE THING Share the Love Club Tour. Host a screening of the film and be the beginning of a truly grassroots discussion about equal marriage in your area. Change must start with us!

Famed event promoter Deville's is hosting the kickoff screening at Mirabar in Providence, RI and talks are underway with Dyke Night Productions in Massachusetts for a fall screening in Boston.

The idea is to move this tour and equal marriage around the country, but we need your help! Please get in touch with director Stephanie Higgins through at steff@sassy-media.com.

The Gay Marriage Thing presents the politics, the piety, and the people embroiled in and affected by the heated debate over same-sex marriage. With its refreshingly atypical style of cinematic storytelling, this scrapbook narrative boldly cracks open the headlines to explore humanity. Resonating with people on all sides of this issue from Virginia to Utah and Iowa to California, this quiet American story is a snapshot scrapbook of the social struggle of our time.

Thank you for being a catalyst for change!!

FLORIDA FILM FESTIVAL PREMIERE OF “THE GAY MARRIAGE THING”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Key West, FL – As supporters of the Florida Marriage Protection Amendment attempt to gather 18,000 signatures to put the amendment on the state’s 2008 ballot, Florida sees the film festival premiere of a powerful documentary on the subject. THE GAY MARRIAGE THING, which presents the politics, the piety, and the people embroiled in and affected by the heated debate over same-sex marriage, will screen at the Women on Film Festival at The Tropic Cinema in Key West on Wednesday, September 5, 2007.

“I have watched this film start intense discussions all over the country,” said award-winning director Stephanie Higgins, “Florida will be no different.”

Gayle and Lorre, 30-something college sweethearts who marked their 15th anniversary a year after the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled a ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional, are at the heart of this documentary scrapbook. From the protests outside the Massachusetts State House, to the churches of the Rev. Rich Wiesenbach and Carlton Smith, to the historic chambers echoing with State Rep. Kathi-Anne Reinstein’s perspective, a wide range of voices swirl around Gayle and Lorre as they approach May 17, 2004, the first date same-sex couples could file for marriage licenses in Massachusetts.

“Lorre and Gayle’s marriage is legal and binding in Massachusetts for the present, but we all worry about families in states like Florida who are unprotected. That’s why I made THE GAY MARRIAGE THING.” Higgins says. “The film has a special power that creates a space for opposite sides to meet on friendly ground. Because, to quote the couple in the film, ‘we’re stronger than this.’ We all are.”

DATE: Wednesday, September 5, 2007
TIME: 6:45 PM
VENUE: The Tropic Cinema, 416 Eaton Street, Key West, FL 33040 PHONE: 305-295-9493 WEB: www.keywestfilm.org/main.html
ADMISSION: $10.00
WOMEN ON FILM FESTIVAL: www.womenonfilmfestival.com

For interviews or to review the film, contact the director, Stephanie Higgins, SassyMedia, PO Box 132, Belmont MA 02478, 617-821-5590, info@thegaymarriagething.com, or visit www.thegaymarriagething.com.

For distribution information, contact The Cinema Guild, 130 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016-7038, 1-800-723-5522 or 212-685-6242, info@cinemaguild.com, www.cinemaguild.com.
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Auntie Germaine disses Mitt Romney!

This exclusive clip from THE GAY MARRIAGE THING (available on home video DVD for $29.95 through The Cinema Guild) gives a voice to those families hurt by former Governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney. Visit the YouTube page to vote or leave a comment.

CAST OF “THE GAY MARRIAGE THING” TO MARCH

Boston, MA – As Massachusetts legislators prepare to decide the fate of an amendment allowing a public vote to ban same-sex marriages in the state, the cast of THE GAY MARRIAGE THING will march in the Boston Pride parade with the North Parish of North Andover Interweave Committee. Those marching will include the couple featured in the film and their family. The film, which presents the politics, the piety, and the people embroiled in and affected by the heated debate over same-sex marriage, is in distribution with The Cinema Guild.

The parade will wind its way through Boston ending at City Hall Plaza where THE GAY MARRIAGE THING will be available for sale and the cast and filmmakers, including Director Stephanie Higgins, will be available for questions. “It’s wonderful to attend such a happy and inclusive event,” said award-winning filmmaker and director Stephanie Higgins. “It doesn’t matter who you are or what your family looks like, it’s a space where all are welcome. It’s a great feeling, especially when many of the attendees’ marriages and hopes for marriage remain in limbo on the brink of a very important vote.”

Gayle and Lorre, 30-something college sweethearts who marked their 15th anniversary a year after the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled a ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional, are at the heart of this documentary scrapbook. From the protests outside the Massachusetts State House, to the churches of the Rev. Rich Wiesenbach and Carlton Smith, to the historic chambers echoing with State Rep. Kathi-Anne Reinstein’s perspective, a wide range of voices swirl around Gayle and Lorre as they approach May 17, 2004, the first date same-sex couples could file for marriage licenses in Massachusetts.

“Despite the unknown state of the legality of their marriage,” Higgins says, “Lorre and Gayle are excited to stand with their family and their church. They will march with smiles and Radio Flyer wagon in tow. To quote them in the film, ‘we’re stronger than this.’ And I would add, we all are.”

DATE: Saturday, June 9, 2007
TIME: 12:00 PM (noon)
VENUE: The parade winds through downtown Boston ending at City Hall Plaza where THE GAY MARRIAGE THING will be available for sale and the filmmakers and cast will be available for questions.
DIRECTIONS: http://www.bostonpride.org/parade.php

For interviews or to review the film, contact the director, Stephanie Higgins, SassyMedia, PO Box 132, Belmont MA 02478, 617-821-5590, info@thegaymarriagething.com, or visit www.thegaymarriagething.com .

For distribution information, contact The Cinema Guild, 130 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016-7038, 1-800-723-5522 or 212-685-6242, info@cinemaguild.com , www.cinemaguild.com .
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June 1st: Family Pride Blog Day!

Taffeta and Deadlines
by Stephanie Higgins
Director, THE GAY MARRIAGE THING

November 18, 2003 was the day I was finally the given the right to wrap my friends in taffeta, stuff them in a broiling hall in August and condemn them to Chicken Dancing for the duration of one evening. It was also the day I realized that I could and should have the opportunity to be part of the American Dream. The house, the cars, the kids, the wife. Yes, wife. It hadn’t occurred to me before that day to dream about living in married bliss with the woman of my dreams. It wasn’t an option. Now it is.

That day in 2003 gave me an unexpected passion for this new equal right. This passion carried me into the first Constitutional Convention. With this new gleam of freedom in my eye, I picked up my video camera and began a year’s journey turning the passion for this equal opportunity into my film THE GAY MARRIAGE THING.

The film is completed and on DVD, but the fight continues. And what’s at stake now is higher than before. Not only are there thousands of legally married same-sex couples in Massachusetts whose marriages need to be protected, there are also couples like my girlfriend and I potentially being forced into decisions based on government-imposed deadlines. To quote someone from the film: “That’s just wrong.”

While we are not married, my girlfriend and I enjoy the freedom of opportunity. Along with this option we now experience the pressures of society many straight couples feel. Unjustly added to those pressures is the possibility of a 2008 vote to dissolve this newly created right. If the legislature allows this amendment through, we will be forced to think about a deadline to get married. Again: “That’s just wrong.”

People are supposed to have control over their weddings, within the (sometimes) reasonable confines of the wedding industry. It is unconsionable that many of us have to worry about if we can stay or get married based on the whim of “the people” or the government.

I’ve heard every argument and debate point on both sides. They are all too beaten to death to drag from behind the shed. My only argument and the point of my film is, let’s let love decide.

In the meantime, I’m going to keep fantasizing about those taffeta dresses.

To watch THE GAY MARRIAGE THING trailer visit: TheGayMarriageThing.com

To Read or contribute to Blog for Family Day visit Mombian.com

New Screening Added!

Friday, April 6 at 7:00 PM

North Andover Unitarian Universalist Church
Old Center Hall
3 Great Pond Road
North Andover MA 01845
(across from church and behind Top of the Scales restaurant)
Admission: $5 suggested donation

Post-screening discussion with the filmmakers.

Directions: http://www.northparish.org/contact.htm

"At Swim" - New Musical premiering in Boston

A new musical, 'At Swim, Two Boys', is receiving its world premiere at the Center for the Arts, Northeastern University, on February 9th and 10th, 2007. 'At Swim. Two Boys' is based on the novel of the same name by the Irish writer Jamie O'Neill, and tells the story of the friendship and blossoming romance which develops between two sixteen year-old boys before and during the Easter Rising in Dublin, 1916, and the effect their relationship has on their family, their friends, and their community.

For more information, visit the Center for the Arts webpage.
I'll be attending the play as the guest of one of the writer's, Robert Sennett, on February 9th. I'm very excited to see the musical and hope to see some of you there!

Best,
Steff

Marriage Equality Invitation

This is your invitation to the Marriage Equality USA combined benefit and birthday celebration for Executive Director and author of Why You Should Give a Damn About Gay Marriage, Davina Kotulski. If you are in the area, please help support an organization that is doing the huge work of educating us all about marriage.

Best,
Steff

WHAT: Join us for Sara's Salon, an afternoon of musical performances, dance, and spoken word to benefit Marriage Equality USA (and celebrate Davina Kotulski's
thirty-something birthday!) Eat, drink, and be merry with fellow marriage equality supporters!
Hors d'oeuvres will be provided and drinks will be available for purchase from EASY's outstanding bar. Take part in a raffle with some outstanding items such as local artwork and theatre tickets
WHEN: Sunday, January 28, 2007 from 3:00-6:00 pm

WHERE-EASY * 3255 Lakeshore Avenue * Oakland
HOW: $25-$50 sliding scale Space is limited so RSVP early to avoid disappointment
To RSVP, send a check made out to- Marriage Equality USA and send to:
Marriage Equality USA c/o Sara's Salon 4043 Piedmont Ave #334 Oakland, CA 94611

Please indicate the number of tickets you are reserving as well as the names of your guests.
For questions about the event, please contact Davina Kotulski at davina@marriageequality.org

Boston Spirit Review

Happy Holidays Everyone!!

Read an amazing review of TGMT in Boston Spirit Magazine's December 2006 issue:

THE GAY MARRIAGE THING, written and directed by Stephanie Higgins, is well worth toasting now and throughout the New Year. The film succeeds in bringing a new voice to the chorus of "gay marriage" by showing that there's nothing gay except the happiness that comes from loving someone and wanting to commit to sharing your life with them. The story centers around Lorre and Gayle, 30-something-year-olds who met and fell in love in college, who at the film's opening are the self-appointed caretakers of maiden aunts. By making these two likeable women the center of this cinematic scrapbook, Higgins does more to empower the need for equal marriage opportunity than you can imagine. Skipping commentary from "the experts," this film opts to showcase those who count - real people. With protesters and their colorful signs serving as a Greek chorus, and an array of opinions from church, state and everyone in between, this is the film that family members can finally watch together. It is, as Higgins says, a small story with big implications. And she's absolutley right. THE GAY MARRIAGE THING is now available on DVD through The Cinema Guild. Call 800.723.5522 for the special home video rate of $29.95.

Endorsement for TGMT from NY

The Gay Marriage Thing Event
Saturday October 14, 2006 at The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning NY put on by SPECTRA

Hi Steff,

Just a quick note to let you know that SPECTRA's event was a huge success. We had a great turnout -- over 100 people attended, including about 40 Corning, Inc. employees. We've gotten lots of positive feedback.

The event started with a focus on Massachusetts, the one state in the US where marriage equality has been achieved. Our keynote speaker, Robyn Ochs, talked about the general topic of gay marriage, and then shared her personal story about getting married in Massachusetts. We then watched your film "The Gay Marriage Thing" about the story in Massachusetts. It was a big hit.

The focus of the event then shifted closer to home with our next speaker, Jason Hungerford, lead plaintiff of the "Ithaca 50," who talked about his personal experiences in pursuing marriage equality in New York state. Our final speaker, Desma Holcomb, Campaigns Director for the Empire State Pride Agenda, talked about the state of marriage equality in New York and provided information on the candidates running for election this November. The event ended with a Q&A session.

All in all a great event. Thanks for your help and support in making it happen.

Best,
Sue Schiefelbein

200 DVD's in 1 Day!!

Dear TGMT Listers,

Today, 200 DVD’s of THE GAY MARRIAGE THING were delivered to legislators at the Massachusetts State House. With 2 days left before the Massachusetts legislature reconvenes their Constitutional Convention and, once again, debates an amendment to ban gay marriage in the state, the TGMT team has done all it can to get THE GAY MARRIAGE THING seen by lawmakers.

If you are so inclined, please call your legislator and ask them to watch their copy of THE GAY MARRIAGE THING. They are extremely busy right now, but hopefully they can find 45 minutes to watch this film. Only 50 out of 200 votes are needed to begin the process of banning gay marriage in Massachusetts. This vote is critical.

REVEIEW ALERT!!

“Boston’s premiere magazine”, Boston Spirit, will run a review of THE GAY MARRIAGE THING in their December issue. We are very excited about being reviewed in this fabulously put together publication.

To read the review, register for a FREE subscription at www.BostonSpiritMagazine.com.

As always, thank you for your support!

Cheers,
Steff

Just Announced!!

PRESIDENT OF PFLAG LOS ANGELES LENDS POWERFUL PERSPECTIVE TO “THE GAY MARRIAGE THING” AT ARTIVIST

LOS ANGELES, CA – Steve Krantz, distinguished IBM Engineer, founder of Jews for Marriage Equality and President of the Los Angeles chapter of PFLAG will share his family’s personal journey after learning about his son’s homosexuality, lead a discussion about local marriage rights and answer questions from the audience after the California premiere of THE GAY MARRIAGE THING at the 2006 Artivist Film Festival in Hollywood on Saturday, November 11.

“This is an amazing opportunity for people to hear the powerful perspective and experience only a parent can share,” said award-winning filmmaker and director Stephanie Higgins. “Steve’s moving story has touched audiences from California to Florida. We are so excited for him to share it in conjunction with THE GAY MARRIAGE THING.”

Gayle and Lorre, 30-something college sweethearts who marked their 15th anniversary a year after the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled a ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional, are at the heart of this documentary scrapbook. From the protests outside the Massachusetts State House, to the churches of the Rev. Rich Wiesenbach and Carlton Smith, to the historic chambers echoing with State Rep. Kathi-Anne Reinstein’s perspective, a wide range of voices swirl around Gayle and Lorre as they approach May 17, 2004, the first date same-sex couples could file for marriage licenses in Massachusetts.

“We are honored to have Steve’s support for and presence with the film. The local vision he brings is invaluable.” Higgins said, “No one with a stake in the same-sex marriage debate should miss this event.”

DATE: Saturday, November 11, 2006
TIME: 12:00 PM (check www.artivists.org to confirm times)
VENUE: The Egyptian Theater (Spielberg Theater), 6712 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028 Phone: 310-712-1222
COST: $12.00
For directions and more information visit www.artivists.org or www.thegaymarriagething.com.

Phoenix, Hannah and McConaughey to be honored at Artivist

Joaquin Phoenix, Daryl Hannah, Matthew McConaughey and International Films will be honored at this year’s Artivist Film Festival & Awards.

The 3rd Annual Artivist Film Festival & Awards will take place November 9-12, 2006 at the historic Egyptian Theatre in the heart of
Hollywood.

65 Films representing 34 countries will be screened during the 4 day Festival. Filmmakers from around the world unite at the annual Artivist Film Festival to address the importance of art and activism in our global community.

See THE GAY MARRIAGE THING at the 2006 Artivist Film Festival. Visit www.artivists.org for more information.

REV. CARLTON SMITH TAKES QUESTIONS FOR FIRST TIME FOLLOWING FILM SCREENING

ARLINGTON, MA - Reverend Carlton Smith will take questions and be part of a discussion following a screening of THE GAY MARRIAGE THING at First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church in Arlington. This event marks the first time Rev. Smith has appeared with the film which presents a balanced look at the politics, the piety, and the people embroiled in and affected by the debate over same-sex marriage. Director Stephanie Higgins and Executive Producer Lorre Fritchy will also be in attendance for the screening and discussion.

This screening comes five days before the Massachusetts legislature is scheduled to reconvene their debate over same-sex marriage. “It’s easy to ignore or become complacent about this issue when the loud voices of the media are silent,” said award-winning filmmaker and director Stephanie Higgins. “However, it’s in these times of silence that quiet conversation thrives.”

Gayle and Lorre, 30-something college sweethearts who marked their 15th anniversary a year after the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled a ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional, are at the heart of this documentary scrapbook. From the protests outside the Massachusetts State House, to the churches of the Rev. Rich Wiesenbach and Carlton Smith, to the historic chambers echoing with State Rep. Kathi-Anne Reinstein’s perspective, a wide range of voices swirl around Gayle and Lorre as they approach May 17, 2004, the first date same-sex couples could file for marriage licenses in Massachusetts.

“Distribution of the film has been so successful. Both educational and home audiences all over the country are watching THE GAY MARRIAGE THING. This event is a wonderful way for us to give audiences a chance to deepen their connection with the film,” Higgins said. “And it’s a great opportunity for people to meet a kind of local celebrity.”


DATE: Saturday, November 4, 2006
TIME: 7:00PM
VENUE: First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church, 630 Massachusetts Avenue @ Pleasant Street/Route 60 Arlington, MA 02476
Suggested donation: $5. No one turned away for lack of funds.
RSVP or 781.648.3799 x10
First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church

California Premiere of TGMT!

The 2006 Artivist Film Festival will host the California premiere of "The Gay Marriage Thing" next month. We need to pack the house so more people can know about this quiet film. If you are in the area come see the film and tell your friends!

DATE: Saturday, November 11, 2006
TIME: 12:30 PM (check times with venue on day of screening)
VENUE: The Egyptian Theater (Spielberg Theater), 6712 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028 Phone: 310-712-1222
COST: $12.00
Directions and tickets

Getting Married? My Fabulous Gay Wedding Now Casting Couples!

The hit show, which showcased same-sex couples exchanging vows, returns for a second smash season with a captivating new host! Second City alumnus and television personality Elvira Kurt is ecstatic to be in the middle of all the pre-marital pandemonium. Her successful career extends from live stand up, to television and film. Kurt’s comedy specials have been featured on HBO, The Comedy Network, Showtime and CBC. A Toronto native, and married to a woman herself, Kurt will be guiding the engaged couples on the new season of My Fabulous Gay Wedding through their final weeks of engagement up to their final “I do’s”. You can visit Elvira Kurt’s website at www.elvirakurt.com

On August 15th, Elvira Kurt attended the wedding of Joa and Denis, the first of the Fabulous Gay Couples to tie the knot. Denis was in tears throughout the entire ceremony: “I can not put into words what this day has meant to me. Everything has been so overwhelming, I do not even know what to say”. Married in the giant vault at One King West in Toronto, the couple was congratulated by friends and family, some having traveled all the way from Europe. Joa was most emotional getting a video salutation from his best friend Anke who could not travel from Germany for the special day. The evening was a complete success and Kurt could not have been more honored by the final results of the wedding: “These guys really needed and deserved this, I am so happy for both of them and their families”.

MTV’s gay and lesbian oriented station LOGO announced in May 2006 the renewal of the queer nuptial reality program known in the United States as First Comes Love. In Canada, audiences will watch on a soon-to-be-announced network north of the border.

Since the Canadian Senate passed the bill for equal marriage in July 2005, the country has been in the spotlight for its progressive stance on gay rights. This season, new couples will share the spotlight with their experiences and lives, as well as their ultimate expression of love and commitment.

The show is actively seeking same-sex couples that plan on getting married. This season will highlight the diversity of the queer community focusing on the rich and dramatic stories of each relationship. Articulate, energetic and enthusiastic couples that are eager to share their story and their wedding are encouraged to apply at castingfabwedding@yahoo.ca and visit http://myfabgaywedding.blogspot.com for more information.

Contact:
Sergio Alvarado
My Fabulous Gay Wedding
castingfabwedding@yahoo.ca

FREE screening of THE GAY MARRIAGE THING!

THE GAY MARRIAGE THING will have its New York premiere at the Spectra sponsored event in beautiful Corning, New York. Let your voice be heard at the discussion after the film.

Tell your friends! The discussion in this rural area needs support.

Soft drinks and light refreshments will be provided free of charge and sandwiches, salads, and beer/wine will be available for purchase from the nearby museum cafe.

DATE: Saturday, October 14
TIME: 4:00 PM
VENUE: The Corning Museum of Glass, One Museum Way, Corning, NY 14830-2253
COST: FREE
For more information, contact Spectra at spectra@corning.com
Directions and Venue information:

• www.cmog.org

Rate THE GAY MARRIAGE THING

Hi Everyone,

I've posted the trailer on two great sites that host videos for anyone with a video to post. The videos get priority in the viewing order based separately on how many people have viewed them and how they are rated. Over 800 people combined have already watched the trailer!

Help increase our viewership so TGMT can been found my even more interested people. Visit these websites and add your viewing to the counter:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx8JIV6uQeU
http://www.veoh.com/videoDetails.html?v=e74495Dyn5EQ9d

Also, if you'd like to rate the video, please do so. You may have to be a member of the site to do this, but if you enjoy videos, it's worth taking the time to register for free. The sites are great fun and have thousands of various videos to check out.

Thanks for reading!
Steff
Director, THE GAY MARRIAGE THING

Price drop!

The Cinema Guild has dropped the price of most of its home video titles. This means you can now buy THE GAY MARRIAGE THING on home video for the new price of $29.99.

Call the Cinema Guild at 1-800-723-5522 to order at the special home video price.

If you would like a copy of the film for educational use, you can go to CG's website: www.cinemaguild.com - the movie is currently featured at the bottom of the homepage.

Best,
Steff