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"Love Is All You Need?" Director Starts Indiegogo Campaign
"Love Is All You Need?" director Kim Rocco is raising money to turn her short film into a feature-length film.
Kim Rocco, the writer and director of “Love Is All You Need?,” started an Indiegogo campaign to raise money to turn the short film into a feature-length film.
The short film has won 30 awards, has been translate into 15 different languages, and has been viewed by 30 million people online. According to Popular Publicity, casting director Mary Verineu, who did casting for “Black Swan” and “Requiem for a Dream,” will be casting for “Love Is All You Need?”
The film takes a look at anti-LGBT bullying from another perspective. It turns the bullying on its head and makes the viewer think of how bullying impacts the lives of those affected.
The short film gained notoriety in Florida after a teacher screened the film to his ninth through 12 grade students, according to The Florida Times-Union. Neither the teacher’s nor principal’s contract was renewed after community members in Palatka, Fla. Spoke out against the teacher.
The film has gained the support of GLSEN (Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network) and From The Heart Productions. The deadline for the Indiegogo is July 2 and donations can also be made at www.icantstopbullying.com.
Check out Rocco's campaign video below and watch the "Love Is All You Need?" here.
