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Andri has a dilemma. How does he tell beer-drinking, football-loving tough-guy dad he's gay.

Dad wants to know the name of his date and mum gets into the act too. Dad might have had pause for thought when Andri said he'd be having sushi outside instead of mum's meatballs.

Andri's solution is one that avoids face to face confrontation. I'm not going to leave a spoiler and reveal how butch dad reacts.

In the meantime, Andri is off on his date and to eat sushi for the first time ever.

This is a slight film, competently acted with good background music. Worth watching but hardly earth shattering.

A film who you feel. Entire tension, the question of father and the predictable answer, the fragility of a teenager. All- well used. Wise used, for few scenes. The first date, the good acting of the lead actor, the fine atmosphere and , maybe, not the most realistic end but , sure, a nice film in all the aspects.

The characters are appropriate, believable, and charismatic. Cinematography is decent with no distractions, and the unobtrusive soundtrack sticks with you. What else? The story. Trivial really in its simplicity, but it'll leave you with a warmth in your heart you'll hope never fades.

This is a refreshingly upbeat gay short film that manages a positive theme without being corny or in-your-face. Just find 13 minutes to watch it -- you'll be glad you did.

This short film packs a heartwarming laughter and cry at the end. It's a beautifully written and executed film! The cast who is small but more than adequately portrayed the roles! Young man in the lead carried his role And I hope to see you every other films in the future!