Bromance (2016)
Bromance is an observational comedy about modern dating and sexuality. Bromance follows the week in the life of an internalized, homophobic Chicagan, David, who's grown bored with his daily life and even his group of hyper-masculine Italian buddies. When David befriends a new-to-Chicago, gay man the film dissects the consequences of that friendship and argues that friendships can transcend social labels.
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Bromance is an observational comedy about modern dating and sexuality. Bromance follows the week in the life of an internalized, homophobic Chicagan, David, who's grown bored with his daily life and even his group of hyper-masculine Italian buddies. When David befriends a new-to-Chicago, gay man the film dissects the consequences of that friendship and argues that friendships can transcend social labels.
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