A guerrilla-shot film adaptation of Joseph Suglia's novel, tracked through its production and festival release.
The film is shot guerrilla-style without permits in Wamego, Kansas, during March and April.
The completed film premieres at the Raindance Film Festival in London, earning a nomination.
The movie enters a wide theatrical release through the Stop Turning Me On world tour.
The film screens across numerous US cities and specialized film festivals.
This darkly comedic drama follows the erotic exploits of Jonathan Barrows, a narcissistic college professor whose sexual fascination with his own body leads him to down a path of increasingly disturbed behavior. Forsaking priests and others who lust for him, Barrows soon pays a high price for his excessive self-love.
Steve Balderson
Rating: 3.8/10 (6 votes)
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