LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED? Screening in Atlanta on October 17 at The Phillip Rush Center

Every year, 3.2 million American adolescents will be bullied. 10% of those teenagers will try to commit suicide, many of those are LGBT teens. Intolerance to any sort of diversity is hurtful not only to individuals, but also destructive to our society as a whole. Writer-director K. Rocco Shields is bringing a new feature-length film titled LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED? directly to the public in hopes of making a positive change. Set in a world where the norm is to be homosexual and heterosexuality is taboo, the film aims to be a resource for victims of prejudice to show anyone that needs a wake-up call what these hurtful attitudes can do.
LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED? will screen in Atlanta on October 17th at 7:00PM at The Phillip Rush Center, in partnership with The Health Initiative as part of the Movie-ment tour. After the screening, writer-director K. Rocco Shields will host a Q&A with audience members. LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED? will be released digitally on Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 2016, and is available for pre-order on iTunes. After the film receives one million downloads, $1 million will be donated to the film’s national charity sponsors.