Prodi-Gay Son Returns to Ordinary Family

Correction: The after-film discussion will be with Robert Peaslee, assistant professor of Mass Communications at Texas Tech, and not Bill Kerns.

Today I interviewed actor and Lubbock native Chad Miller about his role in the indy film An Ordinary Family (trailer above). The film depicts the lives of a gay man, his priest brother, and their struggle to reconcile with one another.

The film is hyped as, "A cross between Modern Family and Guess Who's Coming for Dinner". In our interview Chad and I talk about some of the religious themes in the film. Chad says the story depicts what he called the return of the "Prodi-Gay Son". Whoa.

The film shows as a part of the Flatland Film Series next Saturday, April 7 at 7pm at Firehouse Theatre. Flatland Film Series is presented by The Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts.

A conversation will follow between Chad and Lubbock Avalanche Journal Arts and Entertainment editor and Second B member Bill Kerns.

I will be there no doubt.

Click here for my interview with Chad.