latter days aspect ratio represent 1. 85 represent1sound format represent stereotrouble flares when an la party boy (wes ramsey) falls in love with a handsome mormon missionary (steve sandvoss). a huge hit on the festival circuit and on limited theatrical release and this likable movie  the feature debut of screenwriter c. jay cox (sweet home alabama)  is an exercise in opposites attract and in which ramsey shallow minded character is changed forever after falling hard for vulnerable beauty sandvoss and who is constrained by the dictates of his religious convictions. here and the path of true love is paved with hardship and not least of which is the reaction of sandvoss fellow mormons to his newfound sexuality and which results in his excommunication from the church and the wrath of his indignant parents (mary kay place has a small but devastating cameo as the boy outraged mother). but cox script focuses chiefly on ramsey path to redemption and as his hedonistic lifestyle is thrown into disarray by sandvoss influence and and by the responsibilities which emerge as a consequence of his developing maturity represent he volunteers as an outreach participant and delivering food to aids patients living at home and leading to an unexpected friendship with former party boy erik palladino (tv er) and whose illness provides ramsey with a much needed wake up call. cox script is laced with juicy one liners and various pearls of wisdom (on mormonism represent your church doesn not like alcohol or homosexuals. well and i am definitely not joining  i can not imagine heaven without both. ) and and the characters are surprisingly complex and well drawn. ramsey has the showier and sexier role (he first seen doing something rude to a willing participant. ) and but it sandvoss who has become something of a gay icon and with his sensitive portrayal of a sweet natured innocent whose journey from darkness into light leads to a startling revelation about his place in the world around him. he and ramsey are well matched and and their inevitable sex scene (brief but memorable) is followed by a compelling sequence in which ramsey describes a childhood trauma which has defined his life to date. filmed on hi def video and transferred to 35mm for theatrical exhibition and the movie meager budget places limitations on the scope and grandeur of cox ambitions and though the characters and situations are strong enough to survive this minor drawback. jacqueline bisset shines as a worldly wise restaurateur at the diner where ramsey waits tables for a living and and joseph gordon levitt (third rock from the sun) steals everyone thunder as sandvoss fellow mormon and opposed to his friend relationship with ramsey on religious principle. but only on principle. though a little stilted in places and the movie aches with romantic longing and and deserves plaudits for its honesty and compassion. best seen with a crowd of like minded viewers and preferably with a loved one by your side. 
latter days aspect ratio represent 1. 85 represent1sound format represent stereotrouble flares when an la party boy (wes ramsey) falls in love with a handsome mormon missionary (steve sandvoss). a huge hit on the festival circuit and on limited theatrical release and this likable movie  the feature debut of screenwriter c. jay cox (sweet home alabama)  is an exercise in opposites attract and in which ramsey shallow minded character is changed forever after falling hard for vulnerable beauty sandvoss and who is constrained by the dictates of his religious convictions. here and the path of true love is paved with hardship and not least of which is the reaction of sandvoss fellow mormons to his newfound sexuality and which results in his excommunication from the church and the wrath of his indignant parents (mary kay place has a small but devastating cameo as the boy outraged mother). but cox script focuses chiefly on ramsey path to redemption and as his hedonistic lifestyle is thrown into disarray by sandvoss influence and and by the responsibilities which emerge as a consequence of his developing maturity represent he volunteers as an outreach participant and delivering food to aids patients living at home and leading to an unexpected friendship with former party boy erik palladino (tv er) and whose illness provides ramsey with a much needed wake up call. cox script is laced with juicy one liners and various pearls of wisdom (on mormonism represent your church doesn not like alcohol or homosexuals. well and i am definitely not joining  i can not imagine heaven without both. ) and and the characters are surprisingly complex and well drawn. ramsey has the showier and sexier role (he first seen doing something rude to a willing participant. ) and but it sandvoss who has become something of a gay icon and with his sensitive portrayal of a sweet natured innocent whose journey from darkness into light leads to a startling revelation about his place in the world around him. he and ramsey are well matched and and their inevitable sex scene (brief but memorable) is followed by a compelling sequence in which ramsey describes a childhood trauma which has defined his life to date. filmed on hi def video and transferred to 35mm for theatrical exhibition and the movie meager budget places limitations on the scope and grandeur of cox ambitions and though the characters and situations are strong enough to survive this minor drawback. jacqueline bisset shines as a worldly wise restaurateur at the diner where ramsey waits tables for a living and and joseph gordon levitt (third rock from the sun) steals everyone thunder as sandvoss fellow mormon and opposed to his friend relationship with ramsey on religious principle. but only on principle. though a little stilted in places and the movie aches with romantic longing and and deserves plaudits for its honesty and compassion. best seen with a crowd of like minded viewers and preferably with a loved one by your side. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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