Atlanta Film Festival 2008 : Semper Fi, One Marine's Journey

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Semper Fi, One Marine's Journey

Vince DiPersio 2007

Categories: Documentary Feature, Out on Film

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Run time: 73 min. | U S A

Jeff Key is a Marine. You can tell the instant you look at him. Born in rural Alabama -- schooled in the Church Of Christ, Jeff is a true believer in God and in Country. Jeff Key is also Gay. A spiritual kid, he struggled with the secret he carried in his heart until he moved to Hollywood where he found freedom and acceptance, which gave him the courage to join the Marine Corps at age 34. After the terrible events of 9/11, he went to war for his country, but once in Iraq his patriot's heart was broken by what he saw. After returning back home, Jeff used his war journals to create a one-man show with which he travels the country -- a play that never flinches from what it meant to be Gay and at war -- revealing the dignity and power of his experience.

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7:15 PM Tue, Apr 15	Landmark Midtown #3	+ add to cal	buy tickets
3:00 PM Wed, Apr 16	Landmark Midtown #4	+ add to cal	buy tickets

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director	Vince DiPersio

Cast	Jeff Key

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Rated 3.0/5 Stars 1 2 3 4 5 Slane 11:27 PM		I like this film but maybe I would like the play, in which appears as cut aways throughout, a bit better but perhaps this is the sign of the film being effective.