@kimonWhat Adam's circle does after he says the words out loud is really the whole movie. 4th Man Out, 2015, and he's a small-town auto mechanic with three best friends he's known his entire life, all of them thrown sideways by one sentence. The dating that follows is a mess in the best way, reactions land where nobody expects them, and the group has to figure out how friendship works when the ground shifts under it. What holds is the loyalty underneath. The bond gets tested, sure, but the love doesn't go anywhere, and that's what pulls them through the adjustment. Evan Todd plays Adam with a warmth that makes the whole thing land. If you're hunting for LGBTQ+ films that sit in friendship and self-acceptance and the plain nerve it takes to just be who you are, this one delivers. It's funny, it's soft, it's got that queer joy running through it, and it leaves you with the idea that real friendship doesn't care about labels 🍿

@kimonWhat Adam's circle does after he says the words out loud is really the whole movie. 4th Man Out, 2015, and he's a small-town auto mechanic with three best friends he's known his entire life, all of them thrown sideways by one sentence. The dating that follows is a mess in the best way, reactions land where nobody expects them, and the group has to figure out how friendship works when the ground shifts under it. What holds is the loyalty underneath. The bond gets tested, sure, but the love doesn't go anywhere, and that's what pulls them through the adjustment. Evan Todd plays Adam with a warmth that makes the whole thing land. If you're hunting for LGBTQ+ films that sit in friendship and self-acceptance and the plain nerve it takes to just be who you are, this one delivers. It's funny, it's soft, it's got that queer joy running through it, and it leaves you with the idea that real friendship doesn't care about labels 🍿