Oy Vey! My Son Is Gay! (2010)
Overview
Nelson and Angelo, a gay couple, decide to come out to their parents. However, when they do so, their parents find it difficult to cope with the news
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $2.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $6,000,007.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.6725 |
Directed By
Evgeny Afineevsky
Crew
Heath Franklin
Evgeny Afineevsky
Menahem Golan
Evgeny Afineevsky
Martin Guigui
Evgeny Afineevsky
Svetlana Anufrieva
Desmond Child
Rich Cowan
Aleksey Diveev-Tserkovnyy
M. Ronald Gould
Martin Guigui
Mischa Jakupcak
Kristina Korban
Josef Mamaliger
Michael Parness
Patrik Russo
Alina Shokina
Volodymyr Tertychnyi
Igor Zektser
Dale Williams
Susan Oliver
Dona Miller
Les Franck
Esteban Steven Escobar
Tom Davia
Alan Collis
Jennifer Stott Madsen
Michael Weiss
Jared L. Thompson
Lee Solters
Justina Renoud
Travis Pell
Christina Miller
Lynn Komarek
Brad Harland
Aaron Fink
Nina Nahal Ameri
Jason Yarbrough
Seth Pickens
John Petty
Shawn Odom
Mike Kjolso
Aaron Daugherty
Suze Dunbar
Giselle Mendoza
Michael Lloyd
Desmond Child
Bryce Woodworth
James Pendleton
Pete Moroz
Mathieu Reid
Tim Maffia
Travis Berry
Rebecca Cook
Alayna Caryl
Nike Imoru
Madison Chioles
Ryan Guerra
Rinat Gazizov
Bob Webeck
Mike Vukas
Pete Moroz
Nathan Heyer
Bruce Henderson
Ryan Green
Nikolas A. Green
Brianne Cronkhite
Mark J. Coyne
Bob Clifford
Garrett Cantrell
Philip A. Anderson
Mark L. Anderson
Scott K. Hills
Jerry L. Buxbaum
Scott Alan Berk
Joseph Bacal
J.D. McKee
J.D. McKee
Eddie Robison
Maziar Farzam
Penn Arthur
Ben Zarai
Ben Zarai
Ben Zarai
Tom Taylor
Robin Shore
Mike Pipgras
Mike Pipgras
David Kitchens
David Kitchens
Sean Gray
Sean Gray
Gonzalo 'Bino' Espinoza
Trevor Dowswell
Trevor Dowswell
Chris Clifford
Cory Choy
Packy Tagliaferro
Heidi Habib
cdavid cottrill
Marc Akins
Richard Murken
Jared Briley
Jason A. Payne
Amy Bruscoe
Emily Chisholm
Trista Jordan
Mike Meyers
Taci Van Leuven
Taci Van Leuven
Lisa Caryl-Vukas
Angela J. Smith
Vincent DeFelice
Dean E. Fronk
Nike Imoru
Donald Paul Pemrick
Michael Southworth
Peter N. Green
Eddie Grimberg
Lilo Fedida
TOP CAST
Lainie Kazan
Shirley Hirsch
Saul Rubinek
Martin Hirsch
Vincent Pastore
Carmine Ferraro
John Lloyd Young
Nelson Hirsch
Jai Rodriguez
Angelo Ferraro
Bruce Vilanch
Uncle Max
Carmen Electra
Sybil Williams
Shelly Burch
Teresa Ferraro
Stanislav 'Slava' Medvedenko
Russian Host (as Slava Medvedenko)
Alexandra Mamaliger
Andrea Hirsch (as Alex Mamaliger)
Eddie Levi Lee
Moisha
Kyle Deluca
Anthony Ferraro
Heiko Obermöller
Nudelman (as Heiko Obermoeller)
Phyllis Silver
Sophie
Rachel Handler
Celeste
Patricia Henderson
Margaret
Tom Fridley
Nick (as Tommy Fridley)
Jerry Sciarrio
Dr. Herman
Pete Moroz
Photographer
Karen-Eileen Gordon
Reporter
Danny Bental
Rabbi
Jovan Obando
Reporter
Leslie Lowe
Alice
Khalil Beznaiguia
Bartender
Dillon McNaight
Emmitt
Jeff Scarone
Jan
Michael Adams
Lance Smith
Brandon O'Neill
Lonnie
Josef Mamaliger
Man
Richard Murken
Policeman (as Rick Murken)
Chauncey Jones
Reporter
Svetlana Anufrieva
Secretary (as Lana Anufrieva)
Brian Russo
Skip
Jerry L. Buxbaum
Skinhead Leader (as Jerry Buxbaum)
Scott K. Hills
Neo Nazi #1
Steve Baldwin
Neo Nazi #2
John B. Daniels
Longshoreman #1
Troy A. Jenkins
Longshoreman #2
Fred Swink
Big Man
Tony DeStefano
Man at Dance Club
Timothy Christian Jansen
Child
Scott Alan Berk
Officer Colton (uncredited)
Aaron Fink
Creep in Elevator (uncredited)
Kent Kimball
Priest (uncredited)
Shane Mabrey
Officer Fernandis (uncredited)
Anne Lillian Mitchell
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Lance Mitchell
Groomsmen (uncredited)
Jared Wagner
Boy in Crowd (uncredited)
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