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To: Butch4327 who wrote (3636)	6/17/1999 12:03:00 PM
From: Mr. E	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5541

Here's the time, date and venue. They give a little bit extra to the synopsis. Speedway Junky June 22, 1999 at 8:30 p.m. Castro Theatre $8 JUNKY22 Sparked by a top-notch cast from feature films and prime-time television, this first feature from director/writer Nickolas Perry is a moving portrait of lost youths struggling to find themselves at the end of the twentieth Century. Johnny (Jesse Bradford of Romeo + Juliet) is a teen runaway with dreams of making it big as a race car driver in North Carolina. But on his way he gets side-tracked in Las Vegas, where he meets Eric, a gay street urchin (Jordan Brower of "Teen Angel"), Steve, a more experienced hustler (Jonathan Taylor Thomas of "Home Improvement") and Eric's surrogate mom (Daryl Hannah). To his surprise, Johnny finds himself caught up in a way of life he never knew existed. Now he has to decide if he can escape, or if he even wants to. Perry focuses on that special time when boys become men, adult reality starts to intrude on youthful ideals, and painful choices about love and life must be made. Perry's short film, Must BeThe Music was a hit at the 1997 SFILGFF, and caught the attention of filmmaker Gus Van Sant, who acts as executive producer here. The results prove that the enthusiasm for Perry's first effort was well deserved. With Speedway Junky, a new film talent has arrived. Speedway Junky dir. Nickolas Perry 1998 USA/Israel 102 min. 35mm This program is sponsored by Q San Francisco.