Zerophilia

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Zerophilia is a romantic comedy film with speculative-fiction elements directed by Motion Pictures' Student Academy Award winning director Martin Curland and produced by Microangelo Entertainment. The film was released on October 13, 2006 in North America.

Plot

The film deals with individuals who have the ability to switch gender at will. Luke, a young man insecure about his masculinity, is diagnosed with "zerophilia", a fictional condition where a person has an extra chromosome - the "Z" chromosome. The film states that there are under 1000 "zerophiliacs" in the world. The "Z" chromosome is latent until a zerophiliac has sex (climaxes/orgasms) for the first time. The person then becomes a spontaneous zerophiliac. That means every time a zerophiliac becomes sexually excited, he or she starts to change into the opposite gender. They revert by having sex with a person of the opposite gender or with another 'z'. Using tranquilizers or removing the source of arousal may prevent the change from happening.

Cast

  • Taylor Handley - Luke. The main character. Has Zerophilia. His female form is Luca.
  • Kyle Schmid - Max. While at first Max is believed to be Michelle's brother, it is revealed that he has Zerophilia and is actually Michelle. Has feelings for Luca.
  • Alison Folland - Janine. One of Luke's friends. Likes Keenan. She came up with the name of Female Luke.
  • Gina Bellman - Sydney. She can actually be considered a villain. She also has Zerophilia. As a man, she is gay.
  • Marieh Delfino - Luca. The female form of Luke. Has feelings for Max.
  • Dustin Seavey - Keenan. Best friend of Luke. Likes Janine.
  • Rebecca Mozo - Michelle. Has Zerophilia. Her male form is Max.
  • Special appearance by Kelly LeBrock.

    • Trivia

  • The screenplay can be found on The International Movie Screenplay Database, www.imsdb.com.
  • Kelly LeBrock has a cameo at the very beginning of the film. She may be the reason why Luke has zerophilia though it is not made clear in the movie.
  • The film was released on DVD in February 2007.
  • The transformations were created by optical effects.


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