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For me personally, the movie was a hidden gem. The story felt like someone stole it from my own fantasies, especially the way the three meet, bond, and navigate their relationship. The low budget, the sometimes-off music, and the rawness of the actors' performances actually added a lot of indie charm, for me. In the first watch, I felt there was a bit of lack of passion in the relationship. However, in the second watch I understood that it made the movie realistic by showing how people actually put together a non-conventional relationship. A nice companion-watch to The Sex of the Angels (2012), which also portrays bisexual male characters but has a totally different storyline.

The main virtue of this ow budget short film is its profound honesty. A party becomes start point of a relation easy recognozible at fantasies level but realistic in its vulnerability, desires, refuges, options and simple forms of joy. A film about relations and security, pleasure and options. Great for nuances of story, fair explored, for acting, less for dialogue. But interesting for precise translation of so familiar need of happiness in simple and comfortable, in some measure, forms.

The premise is interesting, but the delivery is lacking direction in most departments, the music is often completely out of tone with the respective sequences, the dialogue is underdeveloped and sometimes just childish and awkward, the photography uninspired.

Unique concept for a romantic movie. It was cute; the 3 leads seemed to have fun making it. Very low budget, but it still held my attention, mostly because Sebastion was manly and cute and I'm gay, so the two males were more of an attraction for me....but I didn't mind the female being part of their relationship. Happy sweet ending.....