(2006, 97 min)
Country: U.S.
Director: Rob Williams
Studio: Guest House Films
Language: English
SYNOPSIS: Two gay men (Matthew Montgomery and Windham Beacham) must overcome sexual and political issues, as well as pressure from their single and married friends, in order to build and maintain a long-term relationship.
REVIEW:
Out of all the gay men in Los Angeles (and sadly, he's tested out more than a few), Glenn (played by Matthew Montgomery) has finally found his soul mate - a cute Southern boy named Adam (Windham Beacham). Their relationship started, as so many great relationships have, with the personal ads ("GWM seeks LTR"). From the moment they met, it was instant attraction. Now Glenn's in love for the first time, and it feels great.
There's only one problem. Well, actually a few problems. But are they big enough to be deal-breakers, or can Glenn and Adam work through their differences?
Glenn's straight friends encourage him to stick it out and make it work - after all, everyone's happier as part of a couple, right? Meanwhile, his gay friends tell him to move on and find someone they can all like.
Ultimately, only Glenn and Adam can decide what it takes to sustain a long-term relationship.
Long-Term Relationship is coming to DVD in an all-new edition created and released by director Rob Williams himself!
-- Reviewed by Scott Cranin, TLA Video (http://www.tlavideo.com/)
