Tieg thomas biography sample

Bianka Farmakis caught The Director&#;s Cut at the Sydney Film Festival and saw the film the way it was meant to be – unapologetically camp instead of conservative, with a whole lot of glitter.

Studio a club synonymous with A-list celebrities, Columbian cocaine and the time right before the sexual revolution sat panicked in a doctor’s office awaiting their HIV test results.

Mark Christopher’s The Director’s Cut presents a harrowing celluloid memory of New York’s most notorious nightclub, delivered through the perspective of bartender and Jersey teenager, Shane O’Shea (Ryan Phillippe). Originally released in , the film&#;s stark portrayal of drug abuse and homosexuality was cut to appeal to a broader, commercial audience.

It has now been re-released, premiering in Australia at the Sydney Film Festival this year.

Based on the experiences of former Studio 54 bartender, Tieg Thomas, the initial conservative reaction to the film