Us, Regardless

An Indian guy (Indrit Kasapi) and a white guy (Dan Bertolini), in a long and developing relationship, are preparing to go to bed. They hear through the wall that their straight neighbors are breaking up their engagement. The conversation between the two men is an assessment of where their relationship has come from and where it might go. They talk about what they might do to protect their relationship. They speak of the pressures they feel from each other and from their families, and the pressures they perceive from outside .. friends, co-workers and even facebook. There is good character development and the cinematography is worthy of a longer work. This seven-minute "short" from Canada is well-written and believably acted.