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Crush
- Director: Michael J. Saul
- Writer: Michael J. Saul
- Producer: Michael J. Saul
CGiii Comment
A particularly weak collection of films.
Don't Ask
Okay...too much kissing...they're a gay couple, we get it! A weak and washy story with feeble dialogue.
Bloodline
Gay gothy vampires...it's soft, amateur porn.
Strokes
Artist and his assistant bonk...pretty vacuous.
Breathe
The music!!! Is this a Hallmark film for first love. Awful.
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
Four Stories Of Love And Longing Michael J. Saul's first collection of shorts, "True Love" was a broad sampling of the many different aspects of gay love affairs. "Crush" is an anthology of four stories that examine the many feelings of longing and love in gay relationships. In "Don't Ask" a devoted couple is forced to confront their feelings regarding love and war when one of them begins to question his military service. The obsessions of an eager teen-ager lead him into the arms of a fellow classmate who hides a dangerous but erotic secret in "Bloodline". In "Strokes", despise turns to affection as a young student learns some difficult life lessons when he accepts an internship with a surly, world-famous artist. And lastly, "Breathe" explores the true meaning of having a crush. Told from the overly romanticized writings of a teen-ager for his classmate, "Breathe" depicts the haunting beauty of first love.
Cast & Characters
Randy Bautista as Ben;
Kirsten C. Brown;
Seriina Covarrubias as Judy;
Yan Cui as Jeremy's Mother;
Jorge Diaz as Michael Lopez;
Eli Eagle as First Victim;
Sean Edwards as James;
Nick Endres as Christian Highsmith;
Kyle Fain as Mark;
Christopher Grant as Graham;
Edwin Kho as Brian;
Megan Lee as Jeremy's Sister;
Roman Marshanski as Jeremy's Bully;
Paul Martinez as Mark's Friend;
Michael Massei as Mark's Father