Billy is an aspiring art photographer in Los Angeles, drawn to LA, as he explains in the opening monologue, because of its tolerance to gays like himself, unlike his small Midwestern hometown. Now after years in LA, he misses the sedentary monogamous lifestyle of the straight world he left behind. He yearns for his Mr. Right.
Into Billy's life struts Gabriel; waiter, musician, model. He and Billy hit it off immediately. There is an attraction, but is Gabriel also gay? He says he has a girlfriend, or does he really? The entire movie is the romantic kabuki dance Billy and Gabriel engage in while sorting out their relationship.
Not bad, but this one-note movie stretches it's story pretty thin before crossing the finish line. It does keep its legs though and is not a bad rental when in the mood for a trifle.
Into Billy's life struts Gabriel; waiter, musician, model. He and Billy hit it off immediately. There is an attraction, but is Gabriel also gay? He says he has a girlfriend, or does he really? The entire movie is the romantic kabuki dance Billy and Gabriel engage in while sorting out their relationship.
Not bad, but this one-note movie stretches it's story pretty thin before crossing the finish line. It does keep its legs though and is not a bad rental when in the mood for a trifle.