“The Art of Being Straight” – Smart, fair, 23-year-old Jon (Jesse Rose) has moved exclusively to Los Angeles from New York, demonstrably ” a break “from his longtime girlfriend. He moves with college bro Andy (Jared Grey), whose pals incessantly do, that the gentle “That’s so gay” repartee, which is essentially safe – if you are not the only gay boy standing on the edge.
Jon is just careless discussion of his shift Kinsien Escalade to gofer with them and his donkey as a complementary bottom-rung on an excellent ad operation involves physical exertion as a studly boss (Johnny Ray Rodriguez) barrages him with thinly disguised come-ons. Infamous parts of his buddies as a woman hero, Jon more than anyone else, if it falls at last, as his boss’ captivating charm that sends him into a spiral of public animal chaos surprised. Now he is back with Madeleine (Rachel Castillo), a posslq = person of the opposite sex sharing living quarters from the College, has recently decided to grow a lesbian know.
It is the search for the affection of a man …. to control his wanderings and unexpected maltreatment good spring to reward her, why they were men digging in the chief.
In the end everyone will find the friends, the acceptance in the American novel nobility is not as difficult as they rule that the social mores no longer with who we are, that any decree, you have a good restraint to vote on your equality. Cast: Jesse Rosen, Rachel Castillo, Jared Grey Big Cheese Jesse Rosen STUDIO: (# ) Regent Releasing Rating: (# R) (For dialect, nudity, mature situations) THEATER ON BANK (Opening Weekend): TBD GOING ON Time After Time: TBD All the servants CRATE CORPORATION: TBD U.S. DVD unscrew old hat MODERN: TBD (# )