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"Walking the Dead" by Keith Curran A gay man haunted by death. A bigoted society matron. A lesbian artist. An embittered alcoholic. An unscrupulous filmmaker. A transgendered man and a confused therapist. Drawn together by a horrific act of violence, seven people travel seamlessly through time past and present, colliding in this moving, often brutally funny, drama. Warning: Contains brief nudity and violence. Directed by Jeff Marx. |
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| Dotty (Karen Chapin) is not pleased at daughter Veronica's (Alison Hartson) gender disphoria. |
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| Stan (Tyler Nelson) pays no mind to Maya's (Vivian Vanderwerd) spontaneous orgasm. |
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| Veronica's gay friend Chess (Eric Eisenbrey) gets to cop a feel the night before the big change. |
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| Veronica--now Homer (Hartson)--wears a dress for her mother's (Chapin) wedding, sharing a tender moment before tragedy strikes. |
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