Serene Hunter

A nice, very easy French short comedy. A hunter, his options and dilemmas, his free life and partners. And nothing more. The good point, no doubts, the musi is.

I watched this as part of the Male Gaze Hard Men collection. This was one of the better films in the selection.

The male French lead was an attractive bottom and had a dilemma as to whether to fall in love or "hunt". We get the answer at the end and it's not a straight one.

I'm glad I speak good French as part of the dialogue was in that language and the version I watched did not have subtitles. This is worth finding as a standalone film to watch without the distraction of some of the other dreadful shorts on the DVD.

Although the story was a little bit weak, I liked the nudity. It could be made longer and with more detail the story could flourish.

One of seven gay shorts on the "S is for Sexy" DVD collection from Wolfe Video. It's in French with English subtitles. It has nudity and sexual situations, and all the men are incredibly hot. Written, directed, and starring Jason Bushman, it has several themes; first, it's a debate over monogamy vs. open relationship, and also asks whether old, longtime friends should/would change their friendship if they sleep together. Unlike many other films that bring up these issues, this one is short and sweet -- thirteen minutes. Co-stars Eric Debets and Jonathan Stringat. Odd that the cast member with the smallest role here (Flannan Obé) appears to have the longest resume in films/TV, but it all works quite well. Also some good street scenes of Paris. Fun little shortie.