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Home » Drama » Read Aloud (2015): a short film by Blake Pruitt

Read Aloud (2015) follows a young gay editor who is meticulous and perfectionist in his work and life. Preparing with great care for a date, he finds himself thrust into an unexpected conversation that pushes him toward fulfilling a long-buried dream: becoming a drag queen. With the encouragement of his partner, the editor must confront his reservations and wrestle with the idea of finally being free and embracing who he truly is.

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Read Aloud (2015)
15 min | Drama, Short film | 11 June 2015
5.8Rating: 5.8/10 from 30 users
A young gay editor who dreams of performing is pushed into a new creative world by an online hookup.

 

 

Directed and written by Blake Pruitt, Read Aloud (2015) offers a thoughtful reflection on the inner struggles of a young gay man who dreams of becoming a performer. The story revolves around the editor’s journey, from his careful preparation for a date to a conversation with his partner that sparks the suggestion to pursue his hidden desire. The film artfully explores his hesitation, his need for control, and ultimately his path toward self-acceptance. With beautiful performances and a gentle yet insightful tone, the film culminates in a powerful message about embracing freedom and living authentically.

In Read Aloud, a young editor meticulously prepares for a date, reflecting his controlled and perfectionist nature. His partner, during their time together, suggests he take steps to realize his dream of performing as a drag queen. Though initially hesitant, the young man is gently pushed into confronting his inner desires and the barriers he’s set for himself. The film doesn’t rely heavily on a groundbreaking plot, but rather on its thoughtful construction and the delicate way it handles its themes. The final scenes, in particular, stand out for their emotional resonance and beauty, portraying the transformative power of self-acceptance.