A FINISHED LIFE at The Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, Dec 3

There will be a special screening of 

A Finished Life: The Goodbye & No Regrets Tour 

on Wednesday December 3, 2008 at 7:30pm 

at The Egyptian Theater in Hollywood. 

The screening is being presented by OUTFEST Wednesday's, 

and is in honor of World AIDS Day.

Tickets: $10 General Public/ $7 Outfest Members

The Egyptian Theater

6712 Hollywood Boulevard

Los Angeles, CA

(between Las Palmas and McCadden, east of Highland)

For more information: www.outfest.org/ofwed.html

(scroll down to A FINISHED LIFE)

For Ticket Information: www.outfest.org/oftickets.html

We hope to see you there!

A FINISHED LIFE at OUTRAGEOUS! Santa Barbara's Gay & Lesbian Film Festival

We've just arrived in SANTA BARBARA for tomorrow's screening of A FINISHED LIFE at 

OUTrageous! Santa Barbara's LGBTQ Film Festival.

Here is a link to the festival's website: 

Outrageous 2008: Santa Barbara LGBTQ Film Festival: Now Playing: Pursuit of Equality

A FINISHED LIFE is screening on SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9th at 2pm at the Metro 4 theater

on State Street.

Here is what the local paper (The Santa Barbara Independant) had to say about the film:

The Santa Barbara Independent The 17th Annual OUTrageous Film Festival Hits Santa Barbara

A Finished Life: The Goodbye and No Regrets Tour

This documentary opens with two small children, one of whom explains that Uncle Gregg is going on a cross-country trip “because he’s going to die from AIDS” and wants to say goodbye to all his friends and family. After watching his partner, Jeff, die of the same disease, Gregg comes to the conclusion that he doesn’t want to “waste away,” so when his doctors want to switch his medications, Gregg decides to stop taking them and let nature take its course, saying he will end his own life when physical and emotional suffering become too much to bear. Despite the terminal nature of Gregg’s illness and the audience’s knowledge from the outset that this movie will not have a Hollywood-happy ending, A Finished Life is one of the most positive, life-affirming films out there.

And lastly, here's a quick snap of us in our sweet little motel room ( a big thank you to the festival for giving us a room for the night!).

We'll let you all know how the screening goes!

xoxo Michelle  &  Barbara