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2006 VARIETY AD
WINNER BEST PICTURE
British Academy of Film & Television Arts,
Golden Globe Awards,
New York Film Critics Circle,
Los Angeles Film Critics Association,
London Film Critics,
Independent Spirit Awards,
Sight & Sound Magazine,
Producers Guild of America,
Venice Film Festival,
Broadcast Film Critics Association,
Golden Satellite Awards,
Online Film and Television Association,
San Francisco Film Critics,
Boston Film Critics,
Southeastern Film Critics,
Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics,
Vancouver Film Critics,
Florida Film Critics,
Internet Entertainment Writers Association,
Las Vegas Film Critics,
Cinephile Society,
St. Louis Film Critics,
Utah Film Critics,
Iowa Film Critics. Also, the top honors from the Directors Guild of America & Writers Guild of America.
DAVE CULLEN Founder & Host
AUTHOR / JOURNALIST
Slate
. Salon
. NY Times
MY COLUMBINE BOOK
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The Definitive Account of Columbine and Its Aftermath
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Welcome to The Ultimate Brokeback Forum, The Ultimate Brokeback Guide and our campaigns to promote understanding.
THE ULTIMATE BROKEBACK FORUM is the largest discussion site on the web devoted to the historic film, Brokeback Mountain. In its first two years, it produced more than a million posts, from over six thousand registered users. It has tens of millions of page views. Originally devoted exclusively to Brokeback, the Forum now features separate areas for A&E (Film & Theater and TV & Music) and Gay Issues.
THE ULTIMATE BROKEBACK GUIDE offers one of the largest resources of Brokeback links and information on the web. The guide began on Dave Cullen's blog, and attracted such a large and fervent group of readers discussing the film and its impact, that the Guide and Forum were set up as stand-alone sites on Christmas Eve 2005.
OUR TRIBUTE TO HEATH LEDGER
- Our Ad in Daily Variety: In response to the untimely passing of Heath Ledger, we placed a tribute ad in the Daily Variety, Tuesday, January 29th, 2008.
WHO WE ARE
- Together, the Forum and Guide attract more than 23,000 unique visitors each month, and 58,000 page views per day. Forum membership is about 6500 registered members, it is roughly two-thirds male, one-third female. Most of the men are gay, most of the women are not. The forum contains over 1.1 million posts and has an average of 2400 visits per day.
- Our membership spans the globe, from all walks of life and all sexual orientations. We came together because Brokeback Mountain had a profound emotional impact on us all. It is a great work of art, and an unflinching portrait of love between two men. This site offers a place to discuss how the film affected us, and how it's affecting our culture. It is a place to share personal stories, provide support for each other, and explore a wide range of topics, including arts, entertainment, the realities of gay life today, and prospects for the future.
DVD DONATION CAMPAIGN 2006-2007
- Press Release: An overview of our campaign to donate DVDs to rural libraries: what we're doing and why.
OUR OSCAR AD CAMPAIGN:
- Our Ad in Daily Variety: View our full-page ad in Daily Variety, Friday March 10, 2006 (national edition).
- Press Release on the initial Variety Ad: Why we began the initial ad campaign, and what we hoped to accomplish.
- Wave Two: Press release describing the second round of web advertising to coincide with the DVD release. (This release also covers the DVD Dontation Campaign.)
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“I want to thank two people who don't even exist. Or, I should say, they do exist, because of the imagination of Annie Proulx and the artistry of Larry McMurtry and Dianna Ossana. Their names are Ennis and Jack, and they taught all of us who made Brokeback Mountain so much about not just all the gay men and women whose love is denied by society, but just as important, the greatness of love itself.”
Ang Lee, accepting his Oscar for Best Director |
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