Lost Everything (2008)

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A closeted celebrity enters into a torrid love affair that sets off a shockwave of murder and scandal that threatens to ruin his image and destroy his life. With reporters following his every move, film star Brian Brecht arrives in Miami to promote his latest project. But while Brian's manager pairs him with an ambitious young actress in an attempt to throw off the paparazzi, the lonely star falls into the arms of a handsome hotel bartender. Later, an already tense situation turns outright volatile when a prominent televangelist attempts to arrange a high-profile hit, and a local art dealer attempts to break out of an abusive relationship. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Director(s):: Kim St. Leon

Format(s):: DVD
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Synopsis of Lost Everything

Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 97 mins

Complete Cast of Lost Everything

Janice Hamilton - Leonarda

Director(s):: Kim St. Leon

Writer(s):: Kim St. Leon, Jerry H. Bell

Producer(s):: Tim Crutchfield, Jerry H. Bell, Mark Whittington

Categories:: Drama

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	Tim C.

8 out of 8 people found this review helpful

I saw this movie at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival where it was an audience favorite. It has a great plot with several story lines intersecting in unexpected ways. While some of the characters are gay, I would not pidgin-hole this as just a gay film -- it has a lot more going on. If you're in the mood for a good independent thriller located in South Florida, I recommend this film. The actors may not be household names (yet), but they deliver some very strong performances.

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	Paul S.

0 out of 0 people found this review helpful

This could have been a decent movie, but it was so overlaid with other sub-plots, that it became a distraction from the main plot!. In a way I can understand what the director was trying to do (interrelating the lives of all the characters into a common angst brought on by homophobia!) but he sacrificed plot deve.lopment and character development to the main story line for the sake of this arc to the other storylines. They should redo it and concentrate on Brian and the bartender.