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Sigourney Weaver | Mary Griffith | |
Henry Czerny | Robert Griffith | |
Scott Bailey | David | |
Lee Garlington | Psychologist | |
Susan Ruttan | Betty Lambert | |
Austin Nichols | Ed Griffith | |
Ryan Kelley | Bobby Griffith | |
Dan Butler | Reverend Whitsell | |
Carly Schroeder | Joy Griffith | |
Marty Bufalini | Councilman | |
Ele Bardha | Doug | |
Linda Boston | Marge | |
Madge Levinson | Ophelia | |
Shannon Eagen | Nancy Griffith | |
Anna Badalamenti | Michelle | |
Marshall McClean | Reverend Owens | |
Rebecca Louise Miller | Jeanette | |
Hadas Corey | Cheryl | |
Sonja Crosby | Celeste | |
Bryan Fox | Greg | |
Amber Gale | Jill | |
Colleen Gentry | Citizen | |
Ryan Haber | Mike | |
Chris Hendricks | Ardie | |
Henrietta Hermeline | Protestor |
Director/Choreographer |
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Producer |
Stanley M. Brooks
Chris Danton David Steinberg Damian Ganczewski Leroy Aarons |
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Writer/Composer |
Katie Ford
Leroy Aarons |
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Cinematography |
Thom Best
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Music |
Christopher Ward
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Bobby Griffith was his mother's favorite son, the perfect all-American boy growing up under deeply religious influences in Walnut Creek, California. Bobby was also gay. Struggling with a conflict no one knew of much less understood Bobby finally came out to his family. |
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