Pit Stop
2013·Drama·1h 20m
7.1
★
Openly gay Ernesto and closeted Gabe grapple with the sad tribulations of being gay in a small, working-class Texas town
Directed by Yen Tan
small town
coma
texas
working class
gay parent
lgbt
ex-husband ex-wife relationship
exes living together
gay theme
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Cast
Bill Heck
Gabe
Marcus DeAnda
Ernesto
Amy Seimetz
Shannon
John Merriman
Winston
Alfredo Maduro
Luis
Corby Sullivan
Les
Bailey Bass
Cindy
Heather Kafka
Linda
Yesenia Garcia
Hilda
Richard C. Jones
Chase
Justin Arnold
Chuck
Ashley Rae Spillers
Waitress
Crew
Yen Tan
Director
Yen Tan
Writer
David Lowery
Writer
Don Swaynos
Editor
Kelly Williams
Producer
Jonathan Duffy
Producer
Eric Friend
Sound Designer
Joe Nicolosi
Visual Effects
Eric Friend
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Popular Reviews
4 reviews
Tucker Clement
6.0★ · 01/24/21
it’s one of those no budget movies that you can see a ton of potential in... and I like those! All you really need is a great story to tell a film and that is definitely here. Love me some David Lowery.
I think it particularly suffers with Winston as there felt like a definite drop in acting ability there, especially against the amazing Amy Seimitz, the production design/set dressing felt off and sometimes the camera was positioned weirdly, but there are enough strong points to make this an interesting watch.
I think it particularly suffers with Winston as there felt like a definite drop in acting ability there, especially against the amazing Amy Seimitz, the production design/set dressing felt off and sometimes the camera was positioned weirdly, but there are enough strong points to make this an interesting watch.
it’s one of those no budget movies that you can see a ton of potential in... and I like those! All you really need is a great story to tell a film and that is definitely here. Love me some David Lowery.
I think it particularly suffers with Winston as there felt like a definite drop in acting ability there, especially against the amazing Amy Seimitz, the production design/set dressing felt off and sometimes the camera was positioned weirdly, but there are enough strong points to make this an interesting watch.
I think it particularly suffers with Winston as there felt like a definite drop in acting ability there, especially against the amazing Amy Seimitz, the production design/set dressing felt off and sometimes the camera was positioned weirdly, but there are enough strong points to make this an interesting watch.
Benny
5.0★ · 12/11/25
Nate
6.9★ · 08/16/25
Alden Rivers
5.0★ · 11/10/14