Drama

Pit Stop

Mile Marker Film

Vilcek Foundation

United States of America

English

Bill Heck

Marcus DeAnda

Amy Seimetz

John Merriman

Alfredo Maduro

Corby Sullivan

Bailey Bass

Heather Kafka

Yesenia Garcia

Richard C. Jones

Naila Ahmed

Justin Arnold

Charlotte Bass

Alan Berg

Karinne Berstis

Kelli Bland

Rob Conner

Will Dotter

Katherine Fouche

David Gil Jr.

Catherine Jaroschy

Case Johnson

Samantha Rae Lopez

Marcelena Mayhorn

Zack Phillips

Brian Ramos

Jace Recio

Lila Schmitz

Danielle Sweet

Danu Uribe

Salomon Villegas

Alicia Bucci

Chris J. Knight

Kelly Ritchie

Ashley Rae Spillers

Jonny Mars

Yen Tan

David Lowery

Don Swaynos

James M. Johnston

Hutch Crane

E.J. Enríquez

Joe Malina

Nicole Sui

Eseel Borlasa

Otto is the One

Katie Richter

Anand Modi

Nathan Smith

David Magdael

Olivia Vescoco

Kevin Spillyards

Cameron Jones

Anne Stulz

Bala Shagrithaya

Kelly Williams

Eric Friend

Emmett Kerr-Perkinson

Rebecca Howard

Liz McCracken

Renée Stairs

Joe Nicolosi

Tony Franklin Jr.

Jonathan Duffy

Curtis Heath

Michelle Millette

Brandon Torres

Erik Armendariz

Eric Steele

Lawrence S. Dickerson

Emily Ting

Scott Colquitt

Dominae Cole

Cameron Bruce Nelson

Gabe Levinson

Kelsey Coggin

Jack Lewandowski

Barbara Thompson

Whurley

William Penson

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“Gabe” (Bill Heck) has come to his awakened homosexuality later in life, after garnering an ex-wife and a daughter along the way. On the other wide of town, this are even more complex for the openly gay “Ernesto” (Marcus DeAnda) who is in the final throes of his relationship with his own ex-boyfriend while that man’s predecessor sits in an hospital bed, comatose, after an accident and serves to remind “Ernesto” of happier times. “Gabe” has had a few dates with men, but they’ve hardly been stellar successes so when he meets “Ernesto” is there any chance of a new start for either, or both, of them? This sort of comes alive during the last ten minutes, or so, but for the vast majority of the time it is a meanderingly contrived drama that shovels up as much bad news and as many gloomy scenarios as it can to depict both men’s lives as depressingly unfulfilled, despite the fact that neither really have any external pressures upon them to cause this degree on largely self-inflicted misery. Nobody’s acting is really worthy of note, nor is the wearisome photography or the dialogue and after about an hour I can honestly say I couldn’t have really cared less what happened to either man. It tries to depict some of the inner conflicts faced by it’s characters, but really just for the sake of it. Nothing new here, sorry.

“Gabe” (Bill Heck) has come to his awakened homosexuality later in life, after garnering an ex-wife and a daughter along the way. On the other side of town, things are even more complex for the openly gay “Ernesto” (Marcus DeAnda) who is in the final throes of his relationship with his own ex-boyfriend (Alfredo Maduro) while that man’s predecessor sits in an hospital bed, comatose, after an accident and who serves to remind “Ernesto” of happier times. “Gabe” has had a few dates with men, but they’ve hardly been stellar successes so when he meets “Ernesto” is there any chance of a new start for either, or both, of them? This sort of comes alive during the last ten minutes, or so, but for the vast majority of the time it is a meanderingly contrived drama that shovels up as much bad news and as many gloomy scenarios as it can to depict both men’s lives as depressingly unfulfilled, despite the fact that neither really have any external pressures upon them to cause this degree of largely self-inflicted misery. Nobody’s acting is really worthy of note, nor is the wearisome photography or the dialogue and after about an hour I can honestly say I couldn’t really have cared less what happened to either man. It tries to depict some of the inner conflicts faced by it’s characters, but really just for the sake of it and for something that ought to have been emotionally charged, it’s all pretty flat. Nothing new here, sorry.

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Bill Heck

Marcus DeAnda

Amy Seimetz

John Merriman

Alfredo Maduro

Corby Sullivan

Bailey Bass

Heather Kafka

Yesenia Garcia

Richard C. Jones

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