Paul used to be a drunk. He also used to be Roy’s boyfriend. Two years later and both men have moved on with their separate lives. Paul goes to AA Meetings regularly and is now sober, thanks to Zack his Sponsor, and he lives at home with his very supportive parents in the their rather lush waterfront home in Florida.
And in case you had guessed that Paul and Roy had seen the error of their ways and fallen back together, then you would have been wrong. The couple whose marriage rounds out this film (after Alana’s had hers) is that of Roy’s two exes who found each other irresistible.
Thanks to some good performances, a very impressive location and some deft direction from newbie Scott Gabriel this small-budgeted indie movie is definitely one of the better ones of this genre. Touching and tender with very likeable characters that one wanted to find happiness …. even if its the kind that only happens in the movies….. and not a single stereotype in sight. It had plenty of eye-candy, and for once they didn’t keep disrobing when the story lagged at all.
P.S. Marriage is bound to be the next hot topic for ‘gay’ movies ….. the next one up in this Blog is all about that too. You have been warned.
Out now on VOD, and on DVD too.
Labels: 2012, drama, gay, gay marriage, romantic comedy
