Haus

At the first sight , eccentric. Queer characters, homeless young man, a friend too closed by teens traits, dance as refuge and significant event.

But the film works more than decent, not ignoring sensitive aspects of young men life, proposing not so unrealistic solutions and offering seductive freshness and a great last scene.

A film about vulnerability, friendship, family and the event giving some sense to lives of two young guys in war against society.

Not original theme but real fair crafted one.

And good performances , old, familiar ingredients for reasonable story and gentle warning about challenges defining presumed happiness.

This short follows the boring lives of two extremely faggy and camp black guys. I simply couldn't work out why it was made. Much of the film was padding - scenes of dancing and glitzy trannies. The action could have been compressed into half the running length.

I have to confess that I got halfway and then started fastforwarding. I'm not sorry I did. The whole film was disjointed with scenes happening that bore no relation to what had come before. And it wasn't believable either particularly the episode in the alleyway near the end.

I'm kicking myself for having let myself in to wasting my time on this. Utterly not recommended.