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Morgan

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Leo Minaya (Actor), Jack Kesy (Actor), Michael D. Akers (Director, Editor, Producer, Writer) Rated:

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Morgan is the inspiring story of Morgan Oliver, a young athlete determined that a bicycle accident that left him paralyzed will not change him. He takes a chance on love when he meets Dean Kagen on a basketball court. Dean helps Morgan train for the same race in which he had his accident. But when he sees that Morgan will risk everything to win, Dean walks out. Left alone to face the race and demons that caused his accident, Morgan teeters between what he needs and what he wants. Can he find the strength to pull himself back up again?

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Actors: Leo Minaya, Jack Kesy, Darra Like Dat Boyd, Madalyn McKay, Benjamin Budd
Directors: Michael D. Akers
Writers: Michael D. Akers, Sandon Berg
Producers: Michael D. Akers, Israel Ehrisman, Sandon Berg
Format: Multiple Formats, Color, NTSC
Language: English
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
Number of discs: 1
Rated:
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Studio: Water Bearer Films
DVD Release Date: October 23, 2012
Run Time: 89 minutes
Average Customer Review: 64 customer reviews
ASIN: B008YUHQEG
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #157,413 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #998 in Movies & TV > DVD > LGBT
- #9875 in Movies & TV > DVD > Romance
- #31644 in Movies & TV > DVD > Drama

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J.G.

Very touching, but frustrated with the ending

January 6, 2016

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I enjoyed this movie very much and especially appreciated the filmmakers staying clear of depicting the characters as victims so popular in gay-themed stories. It's a love story about two masculine men, one with a handicap who has a dream to one day racing again, only this time in a wheelchair race, and the other coping with the guilt of losing his mother to cancer. I'm only giving it three stars because of the ending which left me extremely frustrated. WARNING! SPOILER AHEAD: I really really wanted Morgan to enter the wheelchair race. I know that budget restraints kept the filmmakers from shooting large crowd scenes, but I really really wanted him to race. I wouldn't have cared if he lost, but only that he was able to face his demons and give it a try.

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Beluomo

A Sensitive and Touching Love Story

February 23, 2013

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This film takes us on a very compelling journey with a handsome young man named Morgan Oliver (Leo Minaya) whose love of competitive sports has rendered him a paraplegic. He is dealing not only with the struggles of his disability but also with the uncertainties of whether he will ever find someone who will love him in spite of it.

He meets a young man named Dean (Jack Kesy) who lost his father and then put his life on hold to care for his mother who recently passed away after suffering with cancer. Can this young man offer Morgan the love he desires so deeply?

Unlike many other indie films that are fraught with stale jokes, old cliches, and nauseating stereotypes, this movie is a triumph of the human spirit, a testament to true and unconditional love, and comfort food for the heart and soul.

I love this movie. It is an addition to my film library which I am truly grateful to have found.

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March 5, 2014

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I am so very happy that this movie isn't an overly stereotypical gay one (nor has any overly stereotypical gay characters in it). It's not about hedonism or trampiness.....but about Morgan's path in life. This man was crippled from an accident and deals with some inner demons from that. He goes through some hard times, pushing people away, and in spite of this hardship, he grows and strengthens himself. It's really sweet, too, that his love finds him and loves him regardless of his disability. They fall in love not because some community tells them to, but because they are meant for each other. It's a really good movie.

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Earl Branham

Held my interest and made me think about life.

May 21, 2018

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Great story and the two main characters are great together. The supporting cast was horrible and script reading.

Two people with hurdles to jump and overcome, find one another in a messy World.

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Troy Bernhardt

A great love story you gotta see!

November 27, 2013

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I absolutely love this movie. I've watched it four times, and would definitely watch it again. Morgan is a recent paraplegic, injured in a bike marathon accident. He wallows in self-pity until...by chance...he meets Dean while wheel-chairing past a park basketball court. Watching the love story unfold is a treat, and watching Morgan's struggle with his new disability and the ultimate triumph of love over that disability will leave you with a warm heart and hope for the future.

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Jaime De Los Santos

fun story. The only real issue I had with ...

June 12, 2018

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Cute movie, decent cast, fun story. The only real issue I had with this movie is how self-centered Morgan was. I mean, the entire movie revolved around him and him being in a wheelchair. I know its a traumatic experience, but chile if I hear about that damb bike race one more time!! haha! All jokes aside, it's a cute movie, you will definitely enjoy it!

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Gizmo

Well thought out and executed film

January 11, 2014

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I live in NYC and i work near where this film takes place and i have to say, Morgan feels authentic to me. Both actors represent their roles well and left me cheering for a happy resolve. I like how this film addresses the issue of disabilities, shining the spot light on the fact that it is not always easy to adjust to a new reality. Morgan's best friend is hilarious and it very believable as a character (my BFFF is the same too!)

The romance story is sweet too and for those of you that are looking for a HEA - with this film, you'll get it.

I also recommend:

Yossi and of course its prequel, Yossi and Jagger

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August 20, 2013

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As a former competitive runner, laid low with lung problems, I know the agony Morgan is going through. Having just helped my husband, David, die, I also know how fundamental issues of trust come up between those who are able bodied and those who are differently abled. It is a difficult road and this movie presents one possible scenario for what might happen. The acting isn't great, the writing is just mediocre , but on the whole it actually adds to the film. I will see it again and have bought a copy for my wheelchair bound friend to see what he thinks.

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