SYNOPSIS: Logan, soft spoken, lonely and 13 years old, is a boy with a crush.  Unlike his equally lonely friend Joey, who obsesses over the sexual exploits of the slightly older, postpubescent boys, Logan is fixated on the boys themselves, particularly Rodeo Walker.  Rodeo is the only one of the group of cool kids who shows any friendliness toward Logan, meaning he doesn’t go out of his way to make Logan’s life miserable.  As Logan and Rodeo strike up a mismatched friendship, the kind that only works on walks deep into the forest when no one else is around, Logan’s infatuation with Rodeo inspires him to create a new persona named Leah.  Leah and Rodeo grow close through whispered phone calls, and when Leah agrees to meet Rodeo face to face, it is Logan who must finally prove that he can ask for what he so achingly wants.

EDITORIAL REVIEW: Painfully surreal and remarkably accurate, this surprising American made film has all the makings of a controversial movie that will make some right-wingers down right angry.  Logan, brilliantly played by Malcolm Stumpf, is an effeminate acting boy who masturbates to visions of boys wrestling in singlets (the wrestling uniform), and doesn't seem to care what the other school kids say about him.  Publicly humiliated and continually called a "Fag" at school, Logan's only sanctuary from all this ridiculing is his basement and Joey's (Max Paradise) bizarre, space-age bedroom. Joey, an equally geeky, but non-gay friend, is a little too dense to see what Logan is all about (even after a penis measuring contest in the closet), but enjoys the sexually-based conversations they usually have about the other boys in the school.  When Logan and Rodeo become closer friends, Joey quickly fades from the scene until one day Logan invites Joey over to "show him something."

This bizarre film seems almost like a long dream, complete with eerie music and lighting!  Controversial as it is already (plenty of skin, sexual innuendo and scenes...which is very rare in an American made coming of age film), one can only imagine what the content would be had it been made in...let's say France, or Norway.

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STARRING: Malcolm Stumpf, Patrick White, Max Paradise, Hailey Anne Nelson.
AVAILABILITY: In stock! Ships within one business day.
LENGTH: 81 minutes.
LANGUAGE: English, with OPTIONAL ENGLISH SUBTITLES.
SPECIAL FEATURES: 1.85:1 (16:9 Widescreen); 5.1 stereo; 1 disc; Chapter selection; Coming attractions; Trailer; Music video; Uncut.
VIEWER DISCRETION: Sexual scenes, sexual innuendo, violence; coarse language.
PICTURE QUALITY: Excellent picture quality. (what's this mean?)
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: USA (2005).
ALSO KNOWN AS: Wild Tigers (short title).
DATE ADDED TO OUR LIBRARY:  June 8, 2007 (pre-sale) / July 10, 2007 (official release day).
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