The "Silver Fox" team discuss the world premiere film, part of our Getting Out Funny On shorts block

Julio Vincent Gambuto, Andrew Scrivani, Dan Butler and Owen Vaccaro talk about the new film
The New Yorker Studios presents a B5 picture.
It’s minutes before curtain when America’s favorite “guncle” (gay uncle), standup comedian Joe Fox, finds himself cornered by his family in his dressing room. After touring the country at the mic, Joey returns for his hometown show with a secret: tonight he’s doing the show in full drag. Not everyone's thrilled. What follows is a comic debate between three generations of gay men about sex, sexuality, queerness, fluidity, age, race, performance, and “woke” culture.
Silver Fox is a no-holds-barred comedy that pokes fun - a lot of it - at the confusion of the modern world and begs us all to not only laugh at ourselves but to protect one another as we continue to push boundaries. At its heart, it is a story of forgiveness, protection, permission, freedom, and play.