Two men--a gay, HIV-positive artist and an adopted garbage collector--struggle in the face of stigma and loss to find meaning in work, love, and family.
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Matt Guidry | ... | Mark |
| Gregory Gifford Giles | ... | Joey (as Gregory G. Giles) | |
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Kraig Swartz | ... | David |
| Peter Macon | ... | Mike | |
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Bernadette Sullivan | ... | Marie |
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John Patrick Marin | ... | Mr. Quincy |
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Kathleen Fuller | ... | Mrs. Quincy |
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Adam Mikelson | ... | Young Mark |
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Carla Pavich | ... | TV Reporter |
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Jennifer Jordan Campbell | ... | Smiling Office Woman (as Jennifer Campbell) |
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Two men--a gay, HIV-positive artist and an adopted garbage collector--struggle in the face of stigma and loss to find meaning in work, love, and family.
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looking at the camera | surprise party | birthday party | cutting hair | flashback |Parents Guide:
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6 October 1995 (USA) See more »Edit
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Movies like this one give me hope - if Strand would release this movie - and it somehow got a good review in one or two outlets ... well, then. I guess there is hope that I'll be able to get a movie made and released after all.
Surely friends of the filmmaker wrote the IMDB comments. This film looks like a school project. In that realm, filmmaker Eric Mueller deserves an A. It's technically ok. The script is ok. The acting is ok. But it's just not a good movie. According to the quote from Out magazine which appears on the boxcover, Kraig Swartz (who speaks directly to the camera) "steals the movie." I wish he would. I wanted him to. But I didn't believe him for a minute - and he's a playing a stereotypical screaming mensch.
Too many gay romantic comedies have a writer/director at the helm who would have benefitted from a collaborator to keep him in check. This is a prime example.