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Eating Out wins at two more gay festivals
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          Aug 18, 2004
          
        
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       Q. Allan Brocka's comedy feature Eating Out collected two more prizes over the weekend, receiving the Grand Jury Prize for Best Feature at the Rhode Island International Film Festival and the Jury Prize for Best Men's Feature at the North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. Ariztical Entertainment plans to open the gay romantic farce theatrically in November prior to a DVD release in the spring of 2005.     

        
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