Humpday

2009
R
1h 34min

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Mark Duplass and Joshua Leonard in Humpday (2009)

Andrew (Leonard) reunites with Ben (Duplass), his college pal who has become, in Andrew's mind, too domesticated. Offering him an alternative, the two guys hit a party at a sex-positive commune, where they are inspired to consider taking on a boundary-pushing art project: a gay sex film, starring them both.

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Comedy Drama Romance

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaTwo guys take their bromance to another level when they participate in an art film project.Two guys take their bromance to another level when they participate in an art film project.Two guys take their bromance to another level when they participate in an art film project.

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6,5 mil

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Premios
- 6 premios y 7 nominaciones en total

Vídeos9

Trailer 2:02

Humpday

Clip 0:51

Humpday: Basketball Clip

Imágenes59

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Más del estilo

6,3

Espada de confianza

6,7

El amigo de mi hermana

5,3

6,3

6,5

6,7

6,4

5,5

My Effortless Brilliance

6,1

True Adolescents

7,2

Paddleton

6,9

Other People's Parties

5,9

The Intervention

Argumento

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Curiosidades
As he walks to the hotel room for the final scene, Andrew walks in front of the home of Edith Macefield. Macefield was famous for stubbornly resisting the offers of developers and remaining in her tiny 108-year-old farmhouse while the surrounding properties were turned into a five-story commercial development.

Pifias
As Ben and Andrew explain to their video camera their story so far, Ben mistakenly refers to Andrew as "Ben".

Citas
Andrew: That's the tricky thing. It's the difference between this and bungee jumping, is that bungee jumping, you just walk to the edge and jump...
Ben: ...and the whole thing takes care of you...
Andrew: ...and you don't have to have a hard-on to bungee jump.

Conexiones
Referenced in Teen Wolf: The Tell (2011)

Banda sonora
Dionysus
Written and Performed by Lori Goldston, Jane Hall, Julian Martlew, Janos Mathiesen, Clyde Peterson and Eric Richards
Remixed by Vinny Smith
(c) 2009

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7/10

NOT about homophobia!

It's simplistic and inaccurate to say this is a movie about homophobia. The two guys are not homophobic in the least. If anything it's about peer pressure and machismo, albeit in an unconventional, post-feminist context.

The movie's framework, two straight guys considering whether or not to have sex with each other for an Art/Porn movie, generates an absurd dialog. Does Art justify a willful, forced, deviation from the norm, or is a willful, forced, deviation from the norm automatically Art? The subtext is about moving out of your comfort zone, and your motivation for doing so.

I went into this not knowing what to expect. As a gay man, I resisted it, finding the plot line forced. But as it went on, I bought into it. I think it was the two main actors who sold it, primarily.

The premise sounds comic and coarse, but the storyline is actually subtle and gentle. Not easy to sell that kind of bait and switch.