This summer queerguru got to sit down to talk with Mark Christopher the writer and director of one of the most successful LGBT movies of the year 54 The Directors Cut. Mark talked to us about how he went from being a farmboy in Ohio driving a tractor singing showtunes (!) to become what critic B.Ruby Rich described as one of the most important voices of new queer cinema, and then getting the unprecedented opportunity of making this Directors Cut.
The interview was filmed for P.T.V. in P.Town’s very own Studio 54 …The Velvet Lounge and was videographed and edited by Rik Ahlberg.
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P.S. Mark also sat down with us last year for another interview, and if you really cannot get enough of him (!) check out http://c3f.ab6.myftpupload.com/2015/08/interview-with-mark-christopher.html
Labels: 2015, filmmaker, interview, Provincetown Culture, PTV
