Oy Vey! My Son Is Gay!

2010 "Love is Love!"

Oy Vey! My Son Is Gay!

5.2 | 1h30m | en | Comedy

Nelson and Angelo, a gay couple, decide to come out to their parents. However, when they do so, their parents find it difficult to cope with the news.

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5.2 | 1h30m | en | More Info

Released: December. 24,2010 | Released Producted By: North by Northwest Entertainment , Oy Vey My Son Is Gay Productions Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://oyveymysonisgay.com/

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Nelson and Angelo, a gay couple, decide to come out to their parents. However, when they do so, their parents find it difficult to cope with the news.

Genre

Comedy , Romance

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Cast

Lainie Kazan , Saul Rubinek , Vincent Pastore , John Lloyd Young , Jai Rodriguez , Bruce Vilanch

Director

cdavid cottrill

Producted By

North by Northwest Entertainment

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Lainie Kazan

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Saul Rubinek

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Vincent Pastore

as Carmine Ferraro

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John Lloyd Young

as Nelson Hirsch

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Jai Rodriguez

as Angelo Ferraro

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Bruce Vilanch

as Uncle Max

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cdavid cottrill

Property Master

Angela J. Smith

Set Decoration

Marc Akins

Storyboard Artist

Ryan Green

Camera Operator

Nikolas A. Green

Camera Production Assistant

Peter N. Green

Director of Photography

Bruce Henderson

Dolly Grip

Mark L. Anderson

First Assistant "B" Camera

Bob Webeck

First Assistant Camera

Garrett Cantrell

Key Grip

Philip A. Anderson

Second Assistant Camera

Brianne Cronkhite

Second Assistant Camera

Mark J. Coyne

Steadicam Operator

Pete Moroz

Still Photographer

Alayna Caryl

Costumer

Taci Van Leuven

Hairstylist

Rebecca Cook

Key Costumer

Mike Meyers

Key Hair Stylist

Emily Chisholm

Makeup Artist

Trista Jordan

Makeup Department Head

Oy Vey! My Son Is Gay! Audience Reviews

CheerupSilver Very Cool!!!

Stellead Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful

KnotStronger This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Kien Navarro Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

bgoo-19890 This Movie was fun,well paced and sensitive. It touched on several serious issues with out drama and cliche . The movie has a very broad appeal with it's Jewish and Italian American Family theme. Lainie Kazan and Saul Rubinek were so very naturally funny. Jai Roderiguez and John Lloyd Young had a natural chemistry. There are some other memorable performances by Carmen Electra,Bruce Vilanche and the real surprise was Vincent Pastore as Jai Rodriguez's characters Dad. This is a fun ,lite movie.

hire-wang This movie really surprised me, It is definitely one of the best independent films i seen this year. I have to admit some of the dialog was cheese ball and sometimes the storyline feels like it was written for a different time. But the cast of this movie really makes this movie believable especially the parents played by Lainie Kazaan and Saul Rubinek.The movie put simply is just funny. It has so many very awkward moments that make you cringe because you have been in that situation.I related to this movie because I grew up in a very conservative family that valued there traditions. The family in this movie just reminds me so much of my family.I would definitely recommend seeing Oy Vey! Cheers!

asaelmart2009 Just recently saw the movie in Atlanta, it was amazing!!! it nice to see a movie that can relate to today's families, and not another typical gay movies were sexual encounter goes over the top.This is a great movie to see with anyone, family, friends, gay or straight, it's very funny but at the same time it clearly pass the message to everyone who's watching of acceptance and love. Am very pleased with this movie and hope it makes it to the theaters nationwide so everyone can really enjoy it. Great work by the cast and Excellent JOB to the Director of the movie. Wish the best!I highly recommended for people to go and watch it if is coming near you, it will be worth it.

depgirl OY VEY MY SON IS GAY recently had its world premier at the Montreal International Film Festival, opening to a little too enthusiastic audience. It is nothing more than a schmaltzy stereotypical Hollywood film about a New York Jewish family trying to accept their son who just came out of the closet.Despite the lineup of famous names including Lanie Kazan, Vincent Pastore (Pussy from The Sopranos) and Carmen Electra (of Baywatch fame), OY VEY was badly acted and edited with a weak story line incorporating every ethnic cliché in the book and making this movie very painful to watch. And with its cast of shallow characters, this film fails to deliver any real message.OY VEY opens up with a cartoon sketch introducing the characters and would have made a really cute film as an animation. It would have also been better suited for television and really should have been made into a play first in order to be adapted for the big screen.OY VEY MY SON IS GAY was written, directed and produced by Evgeny Efineevsky, who has a few films under his belt from Israel, yet it seems like it could have been made by any film student.