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job last month as a deputy in the Barnstable Sheriff's Department so he could cash in his pension and use the roughly $30,000 to save his house. He and his fiancée hoped that the drastic decision would buy time and keep them afloat, anything to prevent their four-bedroom Cape-style home in Falmouth from being auctioned off.
Yesterday, the couple and more than 50 other Massachusetts homeowners at risk of losing their properties shared their stories at a meeting at the state headquarters of the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America in Jamaica Plain. The gathering was part of a national effort by the nonprofit community advocacy and homeownership organization to form a grassroots campaign against subprime lenders. Similar meetings occurred in 32 other NACA offices around the country.
Cape Cod Films and Firebrand Entertainment have launched production of ensemble drama "American Primitive."
Pic stars Tate Donovan, Adam Pascal, Josh Peck, Danielle Savre, Skye McCole Bartusiak, Stacey Dash, James Sikking, Susan Anspach, Corey Sevier, Johanna Braddy, Jordan-Claire Green and Blythe Auffarth.
Gwen Wynne (on right) is directing "American Primitive" from a screenplay she co-wrote with Mary Beth Fielder. Producers are Cape Cod's Wynne, Firebrand Entertainment's Adam W. Rosen and Wild at Heart Films' James Egan.
Story centers on two teenage girls massage tianjin who move to Cape Cod with their eccentric British father in 1973 following the death of their mother and discover their father has started a gay love affair. See Variety here.
The filmmakers report that "the shoot is all going brilliantly - wonderful sunshine and beautiful Dennis, Cape Cod - Jerry Neal Innkeeper at Isaiah Hall Inn B&B, his brother in law Charles Furlong and Robert Munroe Jnr were the first locals to appear as background artists in the film." See the "American Primitive" blog with local news and updates here.
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