White Frog Premieres in New York City

Great news for our New York City readers, White Frog will be screening on Friday, June 14th. This has been one of our most awaited films to see and we're so glad it's finally coming to our area. White Frog stars teen heartthrobs like Tyler Posey, Boo Boo Stewart, Gregg Sulkin and Harry Shum Jr. The movie focuses on a high school freshman with Asperger’s syndrome (played by Stewart), whose brother passes away in an accident. It shows how love, friendship, and family can overcome any tragedy. Many have compared it to coming-of-age films like Ordinary People and Stand by Me. White Frog will premiere in New York City on June 14th at 7 p.m. in the The Alice Griffin Jewelbox Theatre. There will also be a special introduction from David Henry Hwang. The best part of this all though is that tickets are free. There's no reason to miss out on this great opportunity.

Source: Signature Theatre

White Frog Trailer

If there's one movie we've been highly anticipating, it's White Frog. Not only does it star some of the hottest actors in Young Hollywood like Twilight's Booboo Stewart, Glee's Harry Shum Jr., Teen Wolf's Tyler Posey, and Pretty Little Liars' Gregg Sulkin, it also has this heartwrenching storyline that screams success.

The film focuses on a guy named Nick, played by Stewart, whose struggling with life as a high-school student with Asperger's Syndrome. The one rock in his life, his older brother Chaz who is played by Shum, is taken away from him in a fatal bike accident. Nick is now left to pick up the pieces left behind by this tragedy, with the help of his friends.

It's an emotional family drama directed by Quentin Lee, that's a bit reminiscent of some great films in the past like Stand By Me and Ordinary People. It debuted at the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival on March 8. In fact, tonight the film will screen at the DGA Theatre in L.A. as part of Outfest. Watch the trailer for White Frog below: