The story begins with "Will" (Pip Brignall) on his bachelor party, which takes an unexpected turn when he finds himself handcuffed and unclothed to a lamp-post. There, he’s discovered by "Michael" (Jo Weil). After receiving some borrowed underwear and going through a brief gymnastics routine, Will is released from the post, and they head back to his apartment. An undeniable chemistry exists between them initially, with physical affection abundant. However, once that initial spark fades, Will finds it difficult to confront his internal conflicts as a heterosexual man exploring something new. The film’s main problem lies in Brignall's performance; he simply doesn't seem believable. It doesn't matter what his sexuality is, his acting feels flat and lifeless. Maybe the character is intended to be an indecisive young person, but it doesn’t result in a meaningful contribution to the story. Weil portrays the older, more seasoned man with greater assurance, though not enough to make up for it. The conclusion also falls short of expectations.

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