Get Rid of It

Anyway, Zach (Trevor Wright) He seems to be such a sunny and gentle boy. He loves surfing and learning, has high artistic attainments, and has a very rare family concept. In order to take care of his sister's children, he may even give up the opportunity to study. On ordinary days, Zach plays with his friend Gabe (Ross Thomas). One day, he met Gabe's brother Sean (Brad Rowe), a gay writer who is well-known in Hollywood. They appreciate each other and are gradually attracted to each other, and a love that is not understood by their relatives quietly grows... The film won the 2007 Seattle Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Audience Award for Best New Director and Best Film; at the 2007 Tampa Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival, it won 4 awards for Best Cinematography, Best Supporting Actress (Tina Holmes), Best Film and Best Actor (Trevor Wright).