Directed by:
C. Jay CoxScreenplay:
C. Jay CoxCinematography:
Carl BartelsComposer:
Eric AllamanCast:
Steve Sandvoss, Wes Ramsey, Amber Benson, Khary Payton, Jacqueline Bisset, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Mary Kay Place, Erik Palladino, Brian Patrick Wade (more)VOD (1)
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This queer classic from C. Jay Cox, the writer of the hit comedy Sweet Home Alabama is a heartwarming and tender gay romantic drama that combines laughs, seduction and tears with plenty of romance. The handsome Aaron (Steve Sandvoss), a Mormon missionary, travels door-to-door in Los Angeles spreading the word of his religion. Christian (Wes Ramsey), a cute West Hollywood party boy, goes from man to man without much commitment. Opposites will soon attract when Aaron and Christian meet and sparks begin to fly. (TLA Releasing UK)
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The premise is as old as the history of cinema itself (although I may be exaggerating a bit), a terribly shallow guy experiences an intimate upheaval for the love of his life, which changes him completely from the ground up and makes him think about the true meaning of life, which doesn't consist only of parties, drinks and meaningless bets. The object of his love is not a girl, as is the case ninety percent of the time, but a young Mormon missionary. At times I thought it was a mix of Angels in America and Prayers for Bobby, but in the end it was one of those other American romantic-drama comedies that, on the other hand, didn't lack a certain deeper meaning. In short, a (not very) typical love story that is clichéd and at times quite predictable, but I was still satisfied in the end.
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