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| "How do you heal after something like that happens to you?" A reporter from a D.C. area television station joins the Q & A session following the July screening of "I Thought It Was Forever." |
It is a creative and compelling true story about love, marriage, happiness, forgiveness and adultery. In "I Thought It Was Forever," seven people boldly share the reality of a spouse having a secret gay life. "We were just being our heads against a marriage that wasn't going to work," says Lorraine, one of the women featured in the film. Audience members will cry, cheer, laugh and empathize as real people put a spotlight on the possibility of loving or loathing someone who promised to love, honor and cherish them until death. "I questioned everything and wondered how I could do this to the woman who was the most beautiful woman on the earth, except for my mother," says Marc, Lorraine's ex-husband.
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| Marc and Lorraine, both featured in "I Thought It Was Forever" answer questions at the July D.C. screening of "I Thought It Was Forever" at American University |
"I Thought It Was Forever" strips away misconceptions about homosexuality and same-sex affairs in traditional marriages. On the heels of a sold-out screening at American University, the film returns to the big screen in a much bigger way. The Reel Independent Film Extravaganza in Washington, D.C. recently announced when it opens up its two-week run of controversial and compelling films, "I Thought It Was Forever" will premier Monday, October 14.
Here's a link to the film's trailer, www.vimeo.com/southernbelletv.
To check out the 2013 full schedule of Reel Independent Film Extravaganza, log on to http://www.reelindependentfilm.com/home.cfm.
"I Thought It Was Forever" is a Southern Belle Productions film, produced and directed by Maniko Barthelemy. Feel free to "like" the company's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Southern-Belle-Productions-LLC/149203665156459.
You can comment directly by e-mailing Maniko at NewsHeels@gmail.com.
