Interesting piece about the intersection between being a migrant and sexuality, and also brings up (key word brings up and not interrogate or engages) the identity politicking of interracial relationships.

It is sentimental, and has a great characterization of Provincetown but alot of the time it is quite thin in its characters especially Maurice, who I do think James Bland significantly enhances but alas there's only so much he can work with.

Mostly inoffensive, can't complain

Interesting piece about the intersection between being a migrant and sexuality, and also brings up (key word brings up and not interrogate or engages) the identity politicking of interracial relationships.

It is sentimental, and has a great characterization of Provincetown but alot of the time it is quite thin in its characters especially Maurice, who I do think James Bland significantly enhances but alas there's only so much he can work with.

Mostly inoffensive, can't complain

High Tide 2 where Maurice comes back to Provincetown, he marries Lourenço, and they live happily ever after

High Tide 2 where Maurice comes back to Provincetown, he marries Lourenço, and they live happily ever after

A little schmaltzy, but fine. 

Should I move to Provincetown? It looks just the right amount of lonely

A little schmaltzy, but fine. 

Should I move to Provincetown? It looks just the right amount of lonely

Gostei da melancolia do Marco Pigossi, a relação entre os dois merecia ser mais elaborada, inclusive a Marisa Tomei caiu ali pra fazer nada.

Gostei da melancolia do Marco Pigossi, a relação entre os dois merecia ser mais elaborada, inclusive a Marisa Tomei caiu ali pra fazer nada.

Gostei da melancolia do Marco Pigossi, a relação entre os dois merecia ser mais elaborada, inclusive a Marisa Tomei caiu ali pra fazer nada.

Gostei da melancolia do Marco Pigossi, a relação entre os dois merecia ser mais elaborada, inclusive a Marisa Tomei caiu ali pra fazer nada.