Directed by:
Jonathan LiseckiScreenplay:
Jonathan LiseckiCinematography:
Clay LifordComposer:
Giancarlo VulcanoCast:
Sarita Choudhury, Christian Coulson, Randy Harrison, Dulé Hill, Sophia Takal, Jonathan Lisecki, Alex Karpovsky, Matthew Wilkas, Charlie Barnett, Adam Driver (more)VOD (1)
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Jenn and Matt are best friends from college who once made a pact. Now in their thirties, Jenn is a hopeless single, spending her days teaching 'hot yoga' and running errands for her boss and Matt turned out to be her gay best friend. Unable to get over his ex-boyfriend, Matt has withdrawn into his comic-bookstore job. When Jenn decides to hold Matt to his promise of having a baby with her, it seems like the right idea at the right time. With Jenn untrusting of fertility doctors, and Matt boastful of being "a guy" and able to have sex with anyone, they decide to fulfill a youthful promise... the old-fashioned way. Hilarious and witty, Gayby follows the pair as they navigate the unexpected snags along the way in attempting to get their lives back on track and the trauma of preparation for parenthood. This is the Will and Grace for a new generation – sex with your best friend has never been so reproductive. (Peccadillo Pictures)
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Gayby caught my attention with its (at first sight) strange title, so I decided to watch it. I have to say that I was quite disappointed, both with the script and the acting. The plot is a cliché (SPOILER!) - two people who have known each other since time immemorial, one disappoints the other, the other pouts, but friendship is friendship (END SPOILER!) - but that can be forgiven in today's flood of movies. The actors and their characters failed to engage me in any way, some were unlikeable and acted too clichéd. In short, for me, the result was a below average film experience that didn't work for me either comedically or dramatically
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