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Nathan Fillion (Serenity), Michael McDonald (MadTV), Jeff Garlin (Curb Your Enthusiasm)
$19.95
Bobby Riley is a good Irish Catholic guy from Chicago. He has a great job as an architect, is devoted to his family, loves beer, worships the Cubs and is in a monogamous relationship. Where Bobby deviates from the narrow Irish Catholic norm — and, thus, that of the entire Riley family— is in his homosexuality. Afraid of the consequences of coming out, he remains closeted to all but his partner Andy and his no-B.S. sister Maggie. But when his father dies, Bobby sees an opportunity to open up to his brothers, who include a by-the-book priest and a pair of hard-drinking, babe-loving dudes. When the time comes, however, Bobby can’t find the words and opts to maintain his straight facade. But Maggie has other plans…A heart-warming and hilarious comedy about struggling with your family ties.WINNER Newfest Film Festival 2007: Best Feature “Buoyed by a smart, funny script, Outing Riley attacks intolerance head-on and finds light at the end of the tunnel. Sometimes the bonds of family can overcome the ignorance of tradition.” Frameline"Intelligent, nicely paced script sports lots of crowd-pleasing zingers." Variety"(A) wonderful, funny and touching feel good comedy." San Francisco Bay Times
Bobby Riley is a good Irish Catholic guy from Chicago. He has a great job as an architect, is devoted to his family, loves beer, worships the Cubs and is in a monogamous relationship. Where Bobby deviates from the narrow Irish Catholic norm — and, thus, that of the entire Riley family— is in his homosexuality. Afraid of the consequences of coming out, he remains closeted to all but his partner Andy and his no-B.S. sister Maggie. But when his father dies, Bobby sees an opportunity to open up to his brothers, who include a by-the-book priest and a pair of hard-drinking, babe-loving dudes. When the time comes, however, Bobby can’t find the words and opts to maintain his straight facade. But Maggie has other plans…A heart-warming and hilarious comedy about struggling with your family ties.
WINNER Newfest Film Festival 2007: Best Feature
“Buoyed by a smart, funny script, Outing Riley attacks intolerance head-on and finds light at the end of the tunnel. Sometimes the bonds of family can overcome the ignorance of tradition.” Frameline"Intelligent, nicely paced script sports lots of crowd-pleasing zingers." Variety"(A) wonderful, funny and touching feel good comedy." San Francisco Bay Times
