Truths and forbidden desires are brought to the surface between childhood best friends during a weekend getaway. The two young men must choose between the lives expected of them or the one they've never had enough courage to pursue. 

At the root of this film lives courage. The exploration of the ambivalent human experience, specifically when it comes to accepting one's sexuality, has yet to regularly be seen on screen. As a writer/director I deeply yearn to contribute stories in this space as I believe queer representation matters within tv and film. The lack thereof, has always been something that fueled my desire and need to tell said stories. Whether the characters are able to overcome their internal struggles, or are defeated by them, is the crux in which most of my writing coincides.

I have always been interested in exploring humanistic raw emotions, specifically when it comes to the spellbounding desire of what it means to be loved, seen, and accepted by the person who matters most during the given pivotal moment in time. A decision that only Glenn and Oliver have the power to make, coupled with the possible negative effects it may have on those around them, serve as an anchor in my approach to genuinely exploring the inevitable obstacles that arise in the possible acceptance of queer love.