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PROJEKAT "LARAMI" - TV Pink, 00.30
Drama - Istinita priča o Metju Šepardu koji je brutalno pretučen u jednom američkom gradiću. I kada se građani suoče sa ubistvom svako ima da ispriča ponešto, svako zna delić istine. TV drama "Projekat Larami" (2002) nominovana je za četiri Emija. Metju Šepard ubijen je 1998. godine, a imao je svega 12 godina.

Režija: Moses Kaufman. Igraju: Piter Fonda, Lora Lini, Džeremi Dejvis, Klea Duval...

Propustih. Was it good?

Sjajno. Plakao sam nekoliko puta. Potpuno potresno. Inače, dotični je ubijen zato što je bio gej.

00.30???!!!!

ja sam zena zaposlena, breee

na pinku??? u jeee...

Originally posted by Dušan Maljković

Metju Šepard ubijen je 1998. godine, a imao je svega 12 godina.

Originally posted by shishmish

Originally posted by Dušan Maljković

Metju Šepard ubijen je 1998. godine, a imao je svega 12 godina.

pisah ja u julu ...

Razlog br. 17
Metju Šepard. Dečko kog su 12. oktobra 1998. kidnapovale kolege sa fakulteta, odvele van grada, vezale za drvo i prebijale, samo zato što je bio gay. Tužna sudbina ovog dečka je mnoge naterala da počnu da deluju, njegova majka je osnovala fondaciju koja se bavi problemima gay populacije.

samo 12 god? mislio sam da je to neki decko koji je vec na fakultetu... nisam znao da je toliko mlad.

Originally posted by ns.happy

pisah ja u julu ...

nisam bila tu... a ni na netu...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Shepard

Imao je 22 godine, naravno, deca od 12 godina idu u šesti razred



a i svi filmovi na svim kanalima se u poslednje vreme emituju tek posle 12 h... mene ona TV revija dotuče kada vidim da ništa neću moći da gledam... dakle raspored glasi: po danu kojekakve gluposti, uveče serije, posle ponoći filmovi

u moje vreme se znalo sta ide posle ponoci... erotika... a ne drame... sve je naopako!

Meni su takve stvari tuzne za gledanje.
To treba da gledaju strejtashi da shvate kuda vodi homofobija. I oni gayevi sto pred drugovima pljuju po homosexualcima.
A koja je svrha da mi gledamo? Samo da se ubedacimo...

Ja gledao kraj u prvom terminu i posle hvatao reprizu oko 4.

Lepo urađen film. Nije nešto pretenciozan ali imam utisak da su dosta verno preneli reakciju stanovnika Laramija, što je meni bilo najbitnije. Igra gomila glumaca koje stalno gledamo po serijama.

Dajem 4 +.

Sad videh link

A secam se te price ali kroz maglu....

Gledao sam drugu polovinu filma...
Nista posebno...
Inace, cisto sumnjam da ce poruka dopreti do bilo kog homofobicnog prosecnog Srbina...

Barry Winchell
A native of Missouri, Winchell enlisted in the Army in 1997 and was transferred in 1998 to Fort Campbell, Kentucky. As a Private First Class, he was assigned to the 2/502nd Infantry of the 101st Airborne Division. While stationed at Fort Campbell, he received a Dear John letter from his high school sweetheart. Winchell later accompanied his roommate, Justin Fisher and other soldiers for an excursion to the Nashville downtown bars. In 1999, Fisher and others took Winchell to a Nashville club featuring transgender performers, and Winchell met a male-to-female transgendered showgirl named Calpernia Addams.[1] The two dated and Fisher began spreading rumors of the relationship at Ft. Campbell where both were serving. Winchell then became a target of ongoing harassment and it is apparent that his superiors did little to quell the harassment.[2]

The harassment was continuous until the Fourth of July weekend, when Winchell and fellow soldier, Calvin Glover fought after Winchell accused a boasting Glover of being a fraud. Both were drinking beer throughout the day. Glover was soundly defeated by Winchell, and Fisher harassed Glover about being beaten by Winchell. Fisher and Winchell had their own history of physical altercations as roommates in the barracks of Ft. Campbell. Fisher continued to goad Glover about being beaten by Winchell. Subsequently, Glover took a baseball bat from Fishers locker and struck Winchell in the head with the baseball bat as he slept on a cot outside near the entry to the room Winchell shared with Fisher in the early hours of 5 July 1999.[3] Winchell died of massive head injuries on 6 July. Glover was later convicted for the murder of Winchell and Fisher was convicted of lesser crimes regarding impeding the subsequent criminal investigation and both were subsequently incarcerated at the United States Disciplinary Barracks.[4] The murder charges against Fisher were dropped and Fisher was sentenced in a plea bargain to 12.5 years, denied clemency in 2003, released to a halfway house in August 2006, and released from all custody in October. Glover is serving a life sentence.

Fallout

Winchell's murder led President Bill Clinton to order a review of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, a policy which some assert was a significant factor in the murder of Winchell by Calvin Glover.[5][6][7] The Servicemembers Legal Defense Network was a prominent critic of how the policy was implemented, and they demanded to know who, in higher ranks, was responsible for the climate on base.[8]

Winchell's parents, Wally and Patricia Kutteles and many others continue to press for a re-examination of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. Despite campaigning by the Kutteleses and LGBT activist groups, the Commanding General of Fort Campbell at the time of the murder, Major General Robert T. Clark, refused to take responsibility for the purported anti-gay climate at Fort Campbell under his command.[9] After being exonerated, he was nominated and approved for promotion to Lieutenant General on 5 December 2003.

Lieutenant General Timothy Maude however, did visit with Patricia Kutteles. He was a point man on LGBT issues for the U.S. Army and his services to that community were greatly appreciated by C. Dixon Osburn, Executive Director of Servicemembers Legal Defense Network. Maude was killed in the September 11, 2001 attacks.

The 2003 film Soldier's Girl is based on Winchell's murder and the events leading up to the brutal slaying. The film received a Peabody Award and numerous Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, and sparked renewed debate of the effects of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy during the Clark promotion hearings.[10]

Gledao ga u repriznom terminu...i zaplakao par puta jbg.
Meni se film svideo, lepo su to sve uradili, nije pricano samo sa jedne strane, nije se cula samo jedna nego milion verzija i misljenja

Onaj pop me je odusevio kad je osudio napad na Separda, ali i svaki verbalni napad, etiketiranje ... Kad ce neki pop kod nas tako nesto reci...

ma ja mogu da pogledam samo ako krece tacno u ponoc (medium )

larami imam na cd-u, courtesy of labris jasno