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Love, Death, & Cars (1999)
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In Los Angeles, Max and Haley go to a reading and book signing of Kyle, a friend of Max's from New York... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
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(Credited cast) | Michelle Beauchamp | ... | Haley |
 | John Fairlie | ... | Max |
 | Larry Sullivan | ... | Kyle (as Larry Sullivan Jr.) |
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For a short film, Love, Death & Cars delivers a surprisingly high amount of emotion and depth of character. It also recommends itself highly by evading any of the usual story clichés of gay-themed movies. Instead, the film presents a subtle and poetic display of deep friendship that, excluding all physical aspects, is the deepest and most honest love of all.