Beautiful Loser (film)

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Beautiful Loser
Directed by	John Nolte
Produced by	Steven J. Wolfe
Written by	John Nolte
Starring	Lenny von Dohlen Cynthia Gibb Keith David Adam Lamberg
Music by	James Covell
Cinematography	Mike Testin
Editing by	Zack Arnold
Distributed by	Sneak Preview
Release date(s)	Late 2008
Running time	100 min.
Country
Language	English
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Beautiful Loser is a forthcoming 2008 film.

Secrets and decisions of the past haunt the lives of a well-drawn cast of characters in this drama that introduces us to a group of high school buddies before moving the action forward to reveal the characters two decades later. Reggie (Adam Lamberg) is the wild card of this group of friends. Perpetually single and lacking ambition, he is prone to making inappropriate comments to girls. When the object of his affection breaks up with her bad-boyfriend, Reggie clumsily asks for a date. Things almost happen, but not quite, and the promise of a kiss still haunts Reggie (Lenny Von Dohlen) 20 years later. On the other hand, Diego (Giancarlo Carmona) and Bonnie (Caker Folley), dated all through high school. But when Diego went to Mexico to help his family, Bonnie (Cynthia Gibb ) lost whatever faith she had in men. Now she's a tough lawyer with a young son and a husband she can't trust (John Schneider of Smallville.) When Diego (Eddie Velez ) returns and unexpected emotions surface. Finally, Morgan and Dennice were high school sweethearts who married as teens and are still happy together, but secrets suddenly overwhelm them. Tender moments and crisp storytelling make this indie a worthy festival offering.