Entertainment :: Movies  Man’s Be(a)st Friend :: Jorge Ameer on
’D’Agostino’  by Kilian Melloy Thursday Apr 11, 2013   •
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Ameer  (Source:Provided by Jorge Ameer)  Since his first film,
1994’s psycho-sexual thriller "The Truth Within," through three
installments of the "Straight Men & the Men Who Love Them"
series, to the mythologically-based horror movie "Medusa," and
now to his latest work, the slightly sci-fi and homoerotically-
charged "D’Agostino," filmmaker Jorge Ameer has taken
independent film to provocative new places.  Ameer releases his
films, and those of other filmmakers, through his own
distribution company, Hollywood Independents, and pursues an
acting career in parallel to his work as a screenwriter,
producer, and director. He often appears in his own films in
small roles, and in "D’Agostino" he takes the part of Niko, the
property manager who drops in on main character Allan (Keith
Roenke), an American businessman who lives and works in London b