Geography Club (film)

Geography Club is a 2013 comedy drama film about a group of high school students who form a secret after-school support group. They choose the name “Geography Club” to discourage other students from joining and to safely discuss their LGBTQ+ identities without fear of being outed or bullied. Directed by Gary Entin. Written by Edmund Entin. Based on the 2003 novel of the same name. Brian Bund I don’t really care about the Geography. I already have an A in Geography, so… I thought about joining this club for a while just to make friends, but… I was scared. Little people laugh of me, I’m not stupid. Thing is… I don’t wanna go home after school. I’m scared of it, actually. So I play cello. I play it when I’m nervous. It’s what I do at night, homework and cello. When I’m nervous and I don’t have my cello, my fingers twitch. Well, I just didn’t want to go home after school so… I’m not going to force you be my friend, though, so… Don’t worry about your secret. I’m not gonna tell anybody. Just because people don’t understand me doesn’t mean I don’t understand them. Dialogue Gunnar: Uh, how am I the mom? Russell: Um… ‘cause you have man boobs, Gunnar? Isn’t that obvious? Kimberly: I really… I really like you, Russell. Ah, I mean, I only got with Gunnar just so that we can chill. Russell: This is so messed up. Russell: Either we’re in a relationship… or we’re not. Kevin: Why does it have to be that way? Russell: It just does! Cast Cameron Deane Stewart as Russell Middlebrook Justin Deeley as Kevin Land Andrew Caldwell as Gunnar Meaghan Martin as Trish Allie Gonino as Kimberly Ally Maki as Min Nikki Blonsky as Therese Alex Newell as Ike Teo Olivares as Brian Bund Dexter Darden as Jared Sharp Grant Harvey as Nolan Lockwood Marin Hinkle as Barbara Land Ana Gasteyer as Mrs. Toles Scott Bakula as Carl Land Wesley Eure as Mr. Kaplan Mike Muscat as a Deranged Homeless Man External links Category:2013 American films Category:High school films Category:American independent films Category:Gay-related films Category:American coming-of-age comedy-drama films Category:Teen comedy-drama films Category:Films based on American novels