FBOY

I loved the story and I want to see more. The comedy was sophisticated and subtle. There are so many questions that demand answers. Do Finn and Lucas get back together? Do they find the perfect pumpkin? Does mom keep the flag up longer? Where are they 5 years from now?

There are so many stories about men coming out later in life. Some even in their 60's and 70's. It is a subject not delved into very much.

Fboy could become a series of short stories, following Finn's coming out process. Coming out is not a onetime thing. It has many facets and steps to be experienced. "What kind of gay do I want to be?" "Who do I tell?"

At the first sight, a short film about comitment. Or about love who, in some cases, is not enough for a relation. About family and its useful support . And about new beginning , imposible after a bitter lesson about yourself.

Significant, FBOY has the gift - and courage- to try be more than a homosexual film but to reflect, in fair terms, a reality more familiar from near reality. And this, near good looking Zach Kelch and Andre Heimos is the important thing .

A film about becoming adult and assume responsability being more than the loyal boyfriend. Inspired exploration, good reference to adultescence and inspired final.