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Just One Time is a 1999 feature length comedy film, written and directed by Lane Janger. It is also a 1998 short film by the same director on which the long feature was based on.
| Just One Time (short) | |
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| Directed by | Lane Janger |
| Screenplay by | Lane Janger |
| Story by | Lane Janger |
| Produced by | Lane Janger and Exile Ramirez (producers), Blake Baldwin (associate producer) |
| Starring | Lane Janger Joelle Carter Guillermo Díaz Jennifer Esposito |
| Cinematography | Timothy Naylor |
| Edited by | François Keraudren |
| Music by | David Michael Frank |
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Running time | 8 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The film Just One Time is based on an 8-minute short film of the same name produced in 1998 in which a man wants his girlfriend to have a sexual relationship with another girl, just one time. It was written and directed by Lane Janger and includes Guillermo Díaz (as Victor), Jennifer Esposito (as Michelle), Joelle Carter (as Amy) and Lane Langer (as Anthony)
The short won aGLIFF Award in "Best Boy's Short" category at the Austin Gay & Lesbian International Film Festival.
| Just One Time | |
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 Original film poster | |
| Directed by | Lane Janger |
| Screenplay by | Lane Janger Jennifer Vandever |
| Story by | Lane Janger |
| Produced by | Jasmine Kosovic, Lane Janger and Exile Ramirez (producers), Jeff Roth (co-producer), David R. Ginsburg, Marcus Hu and Charlotte Mickie (executive producers) |
| Starring | Lane Janger Joelle Carter Guillermo Díaz Jennifer Esposito |
| Cinematography | Timothy Naylor and Michael St. Hilaire |
| Edited by | François Keraudren and Mitchel Stanley |
| Music by | Edward Bilous and David Michael Frank |
Release date |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The film Just One Time was screened at the 1998 Toronto International Film Festival [ citation needed ]. Janger is the star, writer, and director; and he plays the lead role as Anthony. It also stars Joelle Carter as Amy, Guillermo Díaz as Victor, and Jennifer Esposito as Michelle. [1]
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The film received mixed reviews, praising the secondary characters while unimpressed with the acting of the two leads. [3] [1] [2]
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