Exclusive HAZE Clip: Battle of the Brothers
Fraternities and sororities remain steadfast at colleges in the U.S. The basic appeal of the Greek system has always escaped me; you've moved away from home, probably for the first time, so why not enjoy your freedom and independence?
Certainly, though, we can all empathize with those who seek friendship through an organized society. But in this day and age, can any young person simply choose to ignore the destructive potential inherent in the hazing rituals endorsed by some fraternities and sororities?
Based on his own experiences with the Greek system, David Burkman wrote and directed Haze, which follows a college freshman who wants to join a fraternity. Things go haywire when his older brother launches an anti-hazing crusade.
We have an exclusive clip (Not Safe for Work, due to profanity), which you can watch below, that digs into it further, presenting the two brothers at the heart of the story who establish their opposing sides in a brief, unplanned meeting.
The film stars Kirk Curran, Mike Blejer, Jeremy O'Shea, Kristin Rogers and Sophia Medley. Haze will be released in select U.S. theaters tomorrow (Friday, October 13), followed by a release on all digital platforms next Tuesday, October 17. Platforms include Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Vimeo, Vudu, Microsoft XBOX, YouTube, Cox Communications, Dish, DirecTV, Suddenlink and Verizon Fios.
