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Don't let the fancy packaging fool you. This is an amateurish home movie masquerading as a film. Don't rent it. This `film' is so bad even Mystery Science Theatre 3000 wouldn't touch it. (The DVD does not include any special features, not even a chapter select.) The film runs barely over an hour.

It's a badly written, badly acted story filmed on digital cameras on a zero budget. The sound is awful, but perhaps that is a blessing, since then you won't have to hear them speak the dialogue. The scenes are awkwardly staged, like a police lineup.

The story apparently concerns a conservative couple who don't realize their son is gay. This is despite the fact that he is very effeminate, lives in the village and has arrived at his late twenties having never had a girlfriend. We haven't seen a father this unaware of his son's homosexuality since `Swamp Castle' Prince Herbert and his dad in Python's `Holy Grail.'

This is the worst film ever to get a video release. You've been warned.