Damion Dietz

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Damion Dietz is a film director known for his successful, edgy underground/independent films. His latest film, Beverly Kills was purchased by TLA Releasing for theatrical and home video distribution in the U.S. and the United Kingdom.

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[edit] Background

A graduate of the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California, Dietz' debut feature film Fag Hag (1998), a politically incorrect, low-budget satire for Troma Entertainment, was described in the New York Post's Page Six as "a punk, underground trash cinema classic". His subsequent films Neverland (2004) and Beverly Kills have also skewered popular culture and deal with characters on the fringe.

Love Life premiered at Frameline in San Francisco and will be released on home video from Water Bearer Films in 2007.

[edit] Filmography

[edit] Director

  • Love Life (2006/I)
  • Beverly Kills (2005)
  • Neverland (2003/I)
  • The Virgin Larry (2001)
  • Fag Hag (1998)
  • Respect My Ass (1996)

[edit] Writer

  • Love Life (2006/I)
  • Beverly Kills (2005)
  • Neverland (2003/I)
  • The Virgin Larry (2001)
  • Fag Hag (1998)
  • Respect My Ass (1996)

[edit] Producer

  • Love Life (2006/I) (executive producer)
  • Beverly Kills (2005) (producer)
  • Neverland (2003/I) (producer)
  • The Virgin Larry (2001) (producer)
  • Fag Hag (1998) (producer)

[edit] Actor

  • The Virgin Larry (2001) .... Larry Gantry
  • Fag Hag (1998) .... Scott 'Bushey' Bushey
  • Respect My Ass (1996)
  • Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael (1990) .... Whipped Cream Boy"

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