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"There's plenty of eye candy here for the guys—there is a great deal of male nudity. There is also great suspense and some really fantastic dialog peppered with memorable one-liners. For me what emerges from the film most of all is the wonderful relationship between a lesbian woman and a gay male. This seems to be something we do not see very often and it is refreshing to see two gay characters of opposite sexes not only working together but enjoying each other… Even as a thriller, there is great comedy and you laugh as you try to figure out what will happen next… we can only hope that Robert Gaston has more movies coming our way soon" -  Amos Lassen and Cinema Pride 

"It's in a genre all its own — the lesbian/gay buddy movie gone sexed-up noir thriller — and it has a mystery at its heart. Add lots of girl-on-girl kissing and our dyke detective running around in high heels and a tight dress with a gun, and you've got 2 Minutes Later, a film by Robert Gaston (OpenCam), currently making the rounds on the LGBT film festival circuit"
-  LEZ WORLD: Review of 2 Minutes Later 

"Suspense, great characters, terrific acting, a tight story and a lot of really pretty people exchanging clever dialogue" -  AFTER ELLEN on LogoOnline.com 

"'2 Minutes Later' was a buddy detective movie, with the buddies being a gay man and a lesbian thrown together by chance and who bond between chases, trysts with others, bullets flying and cocktails. Smartly written and directed by Robert Gaston, it deserves distribution immediately, though, like so many small budget independently produced films at NewFest, it has yet to be picked up. The actors had real chemistry: Michael Molina and Jessica Graham were a perfect pair (and perfectly paired off in their own styles with others for hot gay male and lesbian sex scenes). Not many flix offer something for both gay men and lesbians. As he introduced the film, Gaston said: 'We're not trying to save the world with this film, we just want to entertain people for a couple of hours.' He has well succeeded." -  ANOTHER QUEER JEWISH BUDDHIST

2ML on location. “The making of…”  by John Clum
"...flick to keep an eye out for is Robert Gaston's stylish contemporary
thriller "2 Minutes Later,"...”  -  Gary Kramer GAY CITY NEWS  "...a festival programmer's delight: 'Typically, it’s pulling teeth to get men and women into the same screenings. 2 Minutes Later is a welcomed change.' " -  Harriet Yahr ADVOCATE.com

 “Packed with explosive action and enough explicit steamy action for both genders, 2 Minutes Later is an edge-of-your seat, whodunit caper.  It has all of the qualities of a first-rate Hollywood movie story-line, direction, performances, drama, suspense, humor.  It would deserve raves even without its gay themes and all of its hunky naked men.  I loved it and highly recommend it."   David Knight BUZZ
"I just sat there going how, how did this guy know to make my dream movie? Robert Gaston, whoever you are, GET. OUT. OF. MY. HEAD." "People close to the film hint there is interest in a sequel, but I can think of something even better: A television series. This would without question be the best serial crime drama in the history of ever." -  AFTER ELTON on LogoOnline.com 
Misquoted in Miami, (actually we finished POST 3 weeks prior and this was our first GLBT screening) -- but we love the press, thanks GayWired.com

"...crackerjack comic dialogue." "director Gaston demonstrates a strong sense of mise-en-scene, and the film takes good advantage of the distinctive Philadelphia landscape." -  S.D. Segal EXP Magazine

"amazing" - Matthew Ray, Philadelphia HX

"Fantastic." - Kelly Housen Delaware Online
 



"Frameline, looking good for 30"
"30th San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival..." - Bay Area Reporter


"Killer at the Keyboard: Director Robert Gaston discusses his film 'OpenCam'" - In Los Angeles Magazine

"Frameline XXX: San Francisco LGBT International Film Festival"
"Look for the hunkiest cast of the year in Robert Gaston's gritty and provocative gay thriller "OpenCam." - Gay.com, PlanetOut.com

"Sex and serial killing caught on 'OpenCam'." - Philadelphia Gay News

"It's got all the hot buttons you guys love: sexy men who appear naked, a hot cop (who likes to bottom), a terrific mystery, romance and a completely compelling story - you won't be able to turn this one off."
"...created with tons of heart and soul, OpenCam is a treat for mystery lovers."
TLAvideo.com

"... a festival rarity" - Washington Post

"OpenCam sports some surprisingly high production values, giving all the scenes a slick polished look. Writer and director Robert Gaston shows a lot of talent for pulling off a well-executed thriller, constructing some taut scenes worthy of any big Hollywood production. OpenCam is worth the ride." (Reviewer rating: 4 out of 5 stars) - Metro Weekly

"graphic sex scenes that would make Queer As Folk fans blush" (reviewer rating: B-)  - Washington Blade

"Gaston has created an entertaining film. The quality of the production itself, with its dramatic lighting and solid soundtrack, is impressive, particularly for a first-timer?s low-budget independent film."  - The Current

"Full Fronal Assault: Gaston takes on nudity taboos." -  Washington City Paper

"definitely very enjoyable, and definitely recommended."
after_words.org

"This techno-savvy thriller will keep you riveted to your seat and looking over your shoulder as it sends a chill up your spine."
Reeling 2005

Opening night gala at Wingspan Festival
"With "Brokeback Mountain" and "Transamerica" offering major exposure, organizers of this weekend's Wingspan FilmFest say the time is ripe to present movies that focus on the diversity of experiences of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people."
Tuscon Citizen

"Porno? Thriller? Indy art film? Does it matter?"
The Chicagoist