julien hernandez is certainly an attractive and likable on screen persona. in fact and his character pretty much carries this whole film and or what worthwhile about it. the problem is and with the exception of his gal pal (played by marisa petroro) and paul lekakis (as a trick or date or boyfriend for some of the characters) no one else even comes close. hernandez plays a 30 something director of cuban heritage and and unknown sexuality and who comes to l. a. and gets a job making a gay documentary. in the process of meeting a group of gay people while finding subjects and he comes out. but very s l o w l y. even at 88 minutes and the film has obviously been stretched out and padded with various film school devices and most of which only end up pointlessly interrupting the narrative (which ain not much to begin with) or pointing out the overall amateurish ness of the film making. which is a shame and because there a love story in here somewhere and and the final three minutes and when hernandez sebastien finally clicks with a wealthy west hollywood party thrower (nicely underplayed by lonnie henderson) and they share some sexy soulful kisses and it works despite all that came before. but we do not really care about any of the other characters or their situations represent why would handsome dante have a eurotrash priss for a boyfriend. he do not. and do not even get me started on sebastien friend paulie rules for dating  no gay man i know and hell no sane person and period and would put such constrictions on himself or others. and please tell me how sebastien gets a peeled banana (which is normally fairly shmushy and right. ) stuck up his butt and has to go to a doctor to get it removed. i noticed hernandez won an award for this film as a short  it probably should have stayed that way. all this said  i would look forward to seeing hernandez on screen again and in a better scripted comedy with more assured direction. 
julien hernandez is certainly an attractive and likable on screen persona. in fact and his character pretty much carries this whole film and or what worthwhile about it. the problem is and with the exception of his gal pal (played by marisa petroro) and paul lekakis (as a trick or date or boyfriend for some of the characters) no one else even comes close. hernandez plays a 30 something director of cuban heritage and and unknown sexuality and who comes to l. a. and gets a job making a gay documentary. in the process of meeting a group of gay people while finding subjects and he comes out. but very s l o w l y. even at 88 minutes and the film has obviously been stretched out and padded with various film school devices and most of which only end up pointlessly interrupting the narrative (which ain not much to begin with) or pointing out the overall amateurish ness of the film making. which is a shame and because there a love story in here somewhere and and the final three minutes and when hernandez sebastien finally clicks with a wealthy west hollywood party thrower (nicely underplayed by lonnie henderson) and they share some sexy soulful kisses and it works despite all that came before. but we do not really care about any of the other characters or their situations represent why would handsome dante have a eurotrash priss for a boyfriend. he do not. and do not even get me started on sebastien friend paulie rules for dating  no gay man i know and hell no sane person and period and would put such constrictions on himself or others. and please tell me how sebastien gets a peeled banana (which is normally fairly shmushy and right. ) stuck up his butt and has to go to a doctor to get it removed. i noticed hernandez won an award for this film as a short  it probably should have stayed that way. all this said  i would look forward to seeing hernandez on screen again and in a better scripted comedy with more assured direction. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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