Michael McMillian, Lea Coco, Charles Fletcher, Austin Basis, Cody Nickell
Anxiety is the main course for young Dorian Lagatos but these are not your average adolescence blues. Not only is he going through high school purgatory but also struggling to move out of the shadow o...( read more
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Indie films are always the best. Take this one for example. Not many people know it, even fewer have actually seen it. But it's a great film. Mostly a tragedy disguised as a comedy -and that absolutely works. It's hilarious, fresh, has a meaning, rhythm and wits.
Michael McMill...( read more)
Obviously low budget. Mediocre acting. Starts out promising and then becomes a soapy bunch of whiners feeling sorry for themselves.
I saw this a while ago and there were some funny moments. You could do worse.
Mais um filme sobre o jovem gay saindo do armário e encarando os conflitos com a família e a rejeição dos colegas.
O filme não mostra nenhuma novidade nesse aspecto, mas tem como grande mérito - e por isso as três estrelas - a relação do personagem principal com o "awsome" ir...( read more)
A good movie. I love the end Quote when Dorian said. You know the worst thing my father ever did to me? He convinced me it matters what people think of you. And the truth is, they never think quite enough. So from then I started living my life no matter what they thought. Even wh...( read more)
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