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Bernard Hill | ... | Flint | |
John Hannah | ... | Harry | |
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Mark Anthony | ... | Adonis |
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Mark Pettitt | ... | Lover |
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Danny Earl | ... | Lover |
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Robin Neath | ... | Thug |
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Simon Bennett | ... | Thug |
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Matthew Davies | ... | Thug |
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Alex Hooper | ... | Sailor |
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Alex Symons-Sutcliffe | ... | Little Girl |
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Virginia Davies | ... | Little Girl |
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Susan Harries | ... | Black Bikini Woman |
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George Thomas | ... | Crab Hunter |
Sarah Thomas | ... | Crab Hunter | |
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William Burke | ... | Old Man |
This is the story of Harry and Flint, an unlikely couple. Harry is a shy young gay man who can't seem to fit into his local bar scene. Flint is a crusty, older, and seemingly straight man with a questionable background. They meet on a gorgeous coastline, and evolve from distrust to deep love. Written by Iliana Filby <if@heaven.net>
A well-acted film that unfortunately is a bit too pretentiously 'artsy' to be really good. Too much Pinteresque dialogue and abstract imagery hinder what could have been a really good film considering the talent involved. And I couldn't really believe the basic premise that this attractive man had never experienced sex because of a simple skin defect. Granted many gay males are overtly narcissistic, but certainly not to that extreme. And why did Flint suddenly go from 'straight' to 'gay' with no coherent explanation.