Arye Gross,
Eric Schweig,
Louise Fletcher,
George Coe,
Nan Martin
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Arye Gross plays an up-and-coming artist who foregoes the convenience of big-city life for the charms of Montana in this drama, writer-director Thomas Bezucha's debut feature. On the eve of his first ... read more
DVD Release Date: April 30, 2002
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September 23, 2009I kinda love this movie. I liked that just because it envolves a gay man, the whole movie didn't have to dumb itself down or overwhelm itself with having to be a gay movie. His grandfather has a heart attack and so he goes back home. It's not stereotypical and I genuinely enjoyed... read more
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March 7, 2009Watch it for cuteness, romance, and scenery. I watched this movie more to see Arye Gross than the plot. He's a very good actor that does well in this almost too cute movie. Jessica Fletcher was a nice bonus too. Anyway the writing is kinda mediocre and the editing of the movie... read more
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November 8, 2008I love this movie! It can't be described. The romance is so touching and heartfelt. Nothing about it is risque or over the top. Its just a sweet story about two men who fall in love.
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September 7, 2008It's great to see gay men not being stereotyped for once. Just like 'All over the guy', I appreciated the film makers not making a cookie cutter love story but rather giving us a slice of real life with all it's complications and pit falls.
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October 10, 2007I've wanted to watch this one for awhile now.. and finally got the chance.. This one is well worth it.. I really don't know what else to say.. this is going to be one that I buy as soon as I can.. I recommend this one.
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August 22, 2007This is an unusal gay movie. And the right two guys find each other eventually (Maybe not the two cutest, but the right two). Some serious stuff here and a good deal of fun. When you're gay, it's easy to assume that you won't be accepted, often enough that assumption is a crippli... read more
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August 16, 2007Funny and warm, charming and romantic and Romantic -- a wonderful story filled with joy and searching. Class A performances
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June 19, 2007another underrated movie. not too many gay related movies have native american's as a main gay character.refreshing
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May 22, 2007One of Eric Schweigs better films and it wasn't hard to buy him as a homosexual character. Native American's as contemporary and modern and even human. Cool. I liked it.
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February 24, 2007Arye Gross seemed too old for the character he portrayed. Tim Dekay, on the other hand, was a perfect choice as the bi-curious past crush--but I didn't really get his character. (Is that a contradiction or a conundrum?) Eric Schweig played his character well but why was he chosen?
Critic Reviews
March 19, 2002
Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail
January 6, 2002
Michael O'Sullivan, Washington Post
Other than this gay-friendly gimmick, Bezucha's plot is as hoary as they come.
November 16, 2001
Rita Kempley, Washington Post
Echoes the mellow sensibilities of the TV series Northern Exposure.
October 19, 2001
Joe Baltake, Sacramento Bee
Personally, I found it irresistible -- not great, but definitely irresistible -- and I certainly enjoyed the company of these caring, enlightened people. Full Review
October 18, 2001
Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer
Gross doesn't have the spark of a star, and most everyone else seems to hail straight from central casting.
September 28, 2001
Susan Walker, Toronto Star
It is annoyingly preposterous, corny where it could be comedic, sappy where it could be uplifting. Full Review
August 31, 2001
Jay Boyar, Orlando Sentinel
A story about characters who are so extremely closeted that their deepest feelings often remain a secret even to the audience.
July 13, 2001
Dave Kehr, New York Times
Bezucha demonstrates a strange genius for dragging out the inevitable. Full Review
July 13, 2001
Jonathan Foreman, New York Post
Genuinely funny and moving, without a single cloying moment.
July 13, 2001
Scott Heller, Boston Globe
In its gentle, heartwarming, decidedly unrealistic way, it's a refreshing alternative to hipper-than-thou moviemaking.
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