This latest unflinching work from New York-based filmmaker Todd Verow (Frisk Anonymous) is a deeply personal semi-autobiographical story of growing up and putting your demons behind you. Life in picturesque Bangor Maine is complicated for blisteringly sexy high-school senior Joe. Living with his single mother and older sister in a rough housing project Joe takes a job as a live-in model for Victor an artist to save money for art school. Joe's equally good looking best friend Andrew has no ambition besides playing football shoplifting and getting drunk. When their girlfriends... point out the obvious - that Joe and Andrew are in love with one another - the two boys begin a relationship and start exploring gay life in their small town but complications arise when Joe's past comes back to haunt him. [show more]
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Low-budget, gay coming-of-age drama by indie director Todd Verow. Brad Hallowell stars as Joe, a high school student who lives with his single mother and older sister in a housing project in Bangor, Maine. To save money for art school, Joe takes a job as a live-in model for artist Victor (Charles Ard), while his best friend, Andrew (Gregory J. Lucas), appears to have no ambition other than playing football, drinking and shoplifting. When their girlfriends point out the obvious - that Joe and Andrew are in love with each other - the two boys embark on a relationship, but complications arise when events from Joe's past come back to haunt him.
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