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The trailer for "Boulevard", one of the late Robin William's latest films has been released by Starz Digital. The said "coming out of the closet movie" is the comedian's final dramatic performance which was hailed for being outstanding.

SEXUAL IDENTITY CRISIS

Robin Williams, a comedian who is also known to be good in drama films, once again proved his acting skills in the trailer "Boulevard". Based on Coming Soon's report, the one and a half video clip shows Williams, a lonely 60 year-old married man who is stuck in his job as a bank manager and a "closet queen", is seen driving down a boulevard he has never been to. He picks up and befriends a distressed male escort for the first time and his life changes because of the young man. Williams' character decides if he will make a U-turn in his life and finally live the life he really wanted. The film was shown at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival in where critics described William's performance as brilliant.

Other cast include Kathy Baker, newcomer Roberto Aguire and Bob Odenkirk. Kevin Kasha, Head of Acquisitions for Starz said that they are pleased to offer the surprising film this summer.

DRAMEDY

Robin Williams, who died reportedly because of committing suicide last year, shocked many who never thought the comedian was carrying a heavy baggage in his life. Williams, who is known for his amusing acting skills in funny films such as Jumanji and Mrs. Doubtfire, was also known for his heart-warming and moving characters such as Jakob the Liar.

Variety describes "Boulevard" as having the same loneliness of William's character that was felt by the viewers in his previous movies "One Hour Photo" and "Good Will Hunting".

Aside from "Boulevard, one of the actor's latest movies is "Absolutely Anything" in which he voiced one character. CBC says that "Absolutely Anything" is a British sci-fi comedy to be released in the United Kingdom this August and in North America in 2016.

Meanwhile, "Boulevard"s trailer has already moved viewers and fans are keeping their fingers crossed that it will surely do so even more when it is shown in theatres this coming July 10.