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Breakfast with Scot - LightShed 10

BreakfastwithscotposterWhat a cute movie. 

In Breakfast with Scot, Canadian hottie Tom Cavanaugh is a former Toronto Maple Leaf hockey player who is gay, he is married to the team's lawyer (Ben Shenkman) and they become the parents of an 11-year-old boy. The boy is super-fem and that challenges Tom's perception of what it means to be gay, a man, masculine, a father etc.  It's all good.

Breakfast feels like a holiday family movie -- that's probably intentional and could explain why our gays are asexual (all we get is one grandma-type kiss between Tom and Ben).  Still, great light for the gays; we are shown to be parent material; normal.

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Dec 10, 2007 at 08:52 PM in 2007, Gay Content, Good Movies, Lightshed 10, Movies: B |

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kenneth

Director Laurie Lynd told attendees at the Palm Springs Film Festival that the film has had difficulty finding a distributor and is likely to go straight to DVD.

Posted by: kenneth | Jan 11, 2008 at 06:27 PM

Steve

Does anybody know when this movie will be released in the US?

Posted by: Steve | Jan 06, 2008 at 09:39 AM

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