2016·Drama·1h 25m
7.2
★
Patrick returns to San Francisco for the first time in almost a year to celebrate a momentous event with his old friends. In the process, he must face the unresolved relationships he left behind and make difficult choices about what’s important to him.
Directed by Andrew Haigh
friendship
san francisco, california
romance
love
lgbt
gay theme
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Cast
Jonathan Groff
Patrick Murray
Frankie J. Alvarez
Agustín Lanuez
Murray Bartlett
Dom Basaluzzo
Lauren Weedman
Doris
Russell Tovey
Kevin Matheson
Raúl Castillo
Richie Donado
Daniel Franzese
Eddie
O-T Fagbenle
Frank
Bashir Salahuddin
Malik
Chris Perfetti
Brady
Michael Rosen
Jimmy
Derek Phillips
Jake
Crew
Andrew Haigh
Director
Andrew Haigh
Writer
Jonathan Alberts
Editor
Xavier Grobet
Director of Photography
Andrew Haigh
Executive Producer
Todd Fjelsted
Production Design
Carmen Cuba
Casting
Popular Reviews
74 reviews
Inevitable_sun
8.9★ · 11/28/24
This is probably my favourite series, but I will never know complete happiness completely because we were robbed of the last few seasons. The movie was the perfect ending in terms of storyline, but was sadly crammed into box way to small for all its greatness.
This is probably my favourite series, but I will never know complete happiness completely because we were robbed of the last few seasons. The movie was the perfect ending in terms of storyline, but was sadly crammed into box way to small for all its greatness.
kmartin
8.0★ · 05/14/26
looking for another niche movie
looking for another niche movie
Ethan Jones
10.0★ · 03/22/26
Means a lot to me, actually!
Means a lot to me, actually!
Nathan
10.0★ · 01/25/26
***This review covers both the series and the film
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This series is so gay that I love it. Queer series of the last few years should learn from series like this that feel human and genuine, and not something built on sensationalism and overstimulation with cheap drama.
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Speaking of the series, I find it fascinating how warm and precise it is without being stereotypical, treating its characters as people with very well-done performances. It's sad that it was cancelled.
If I have to talk about the movie, it's a human conclusion without being dramatic, and I have to say that the best thing about both the series and the movie is still that the friendship and charisma of the three protagonists feels genuine and endearing.
This series is so gay that I love it. Queer series of the last few years should learn from series like this that feel human and genuine, and not something built on sensationalism and overstimulation with cheap drama.
***This review covers both the series and the film
***
This series is so gay that I love it. Queer series of the last few years should learn from series like this that feel human and genuine, and not something built on sensationalism and overstimulation with cheap drama.
***
Speaking of the series, I find it fascinating how warm and precise it is without being stereotypical, treating its characters as people with very well-done performances. It's sad that it was cancelled.
If I have to talk about the movie, it's a human conclusion without being dramatic, and I have to say that the best thing about both the series and the movie is still that the friendship and charisma of the three protagonists feels genuine and endearing.
This series is so gay that I love it. Queer series of the last few years should learn from series like this that feel human and genuine, and not something built on sensationalism and overstimulation with cheap drama.
Maura
9.0★ · 01/06/26
consumed this tv show & movie in a fucking day. i'm so sad. i wanted to hear johnathan groff sing karaoke so bad. anyways... im crying!
consumed this tv show & movie in a fucking day. i'm so sad. i wanted to hear johnathan groff sing karaoke so bad. anyways... im crying!