One on One

The strange feel to discover an opened window in a spring morning. this is the feeling about this amusing, refreshing, naive short film about compromises, friendship , love and...waltz. and this does it special. because it is more than a seductive story about two young men but an inspired perspective about the right way to see the other. so, a film who could be useful. for its bit of dramatic . for its humor. and, sure, for the good state after its end.

This is just a 10 minute movie, and it's not pretending to be anything more. The story and the way it's told are both tacky and cheesy, and sometimes the acting and the directing are kind of clumsy, but all of this in a charming lighthearted, unpretentious way. The story tackles a problem that a lot of gay couples have in some way or another: how open can we be. Where one partner feels 'acting normal' is acting like any loving couple would, the other partner feels awkward showing 'too much gay-ness' in public. With sympathetic actors that are pleasant to look at. I would like to see more from both of the main characters.

A simple little story told in a simple way. 10 minutes well spent. It left me with a smile.