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I REALLY LIKE YOU," previously titled "What is on the Menu," unfolds as a tragic tale centered around Michael, the proprietor of a quaint restaurant known for its reputation as a lively gay hookup spot. When Brandt enters the establishment seeking excitement, Michael seizes the opportunity to entice him with the promise of sexual encounters. In this pursuit, memories of a past love resurface, leaving Michael perpetually yearning for more. The narrative delves into the depersonalized realm of hook-ups, examining the dichotomy between casual encounters and profound emotional connections, shedding light on the lengths individuals are willing to go to attain intimacy.
I Really like You (2014)
I Really Like You” is a short film directed by Jason Karman and was released on November 20, 2014. The film falls under the genres of Short, Action, and Drama, with a duration of 13 minutes. The story revolves around Michael, who runs a small restaurant known for being a popular gay hookup spot. When Brandt enters Michael’s life, he shares his collection of past loves with him.
The film explores themes of love, intimacy, and the contrast between casual hook-ups and deeper emotional connections. Michael uses the promise of sex to attract Brandt, leading to the resurfacing of memories from a past love, leaving Michael with a sense of unfulfilled longing.
The cast includes Garrett Black, Steve Bradley, Christine Reade, and Gareth Rees. The narrative delves into the impersonal nature of hook-ups, the dichotomy between sex and love, and the emotional toll that such encounters can take on individuals. The film portrays the lengths some people might go to in their pursuit of intimacy.
