Simon, a young adult author burdened by nostalgia and unspoken regrets, reconnects with his high school friend, Gabriel, after years of silence. As they delve into the truths of their shared past, buried feelings resurface, forcing them to confront the love they never acted on. While Gabriel has found happiness and acceptance, Simon struggles to let go of his self-doubt and regrets. In this poignant and personal tale, the two men explore the complexities of love, fear, and reconciliation.
Two high school friends, Simon and Gabriel, reunite after years apart and discover they both shared feelings for the other. Unfortunately for them, it is too late.
Simon, a young adult author burdened by nostalgia and unspoken regrets, reconnects with his high school friend, Gabriel, after years of silence. As they delve into the truths of their shared past, buried feelings resurface, forcing them to confront the love they never acted on. While Gabriel has found happiness and acceptance, Simon struggles to let go of his self-doubt and regrets. In this poignant and personal tale, the two men explore the complexities of love, fear, and reconciliation.
“We missed our chance,” Simon says, his voice tinged with sadness. Gabriel smiles faintly and replies, “But at least we know now. That has to count for something.”
Director’s Statement
Director Matt Haller calls You Will Find Love his most personal work, drawing deeply from his own life. The story captures the fear of expressing one’s true self and the lingering impact of regrets. Haller explains that Simon and Gabriel represent two phases of his life: a past self filled with regret and a present self who has found acceptance. By sharing this film, Haller hopes to connect with viewers, particularly within the queer community, who have experienced similar journeys.
At its core, You Will Find Love is more than a love story—it is a story of self-reflection. Director Matt Haller draws from his own life to craft a narrative that feels raw and relatable, particularly for LGBTQ+ audiences. The film focuses on Simon and Gabriel, former high school friends who must grapple with the emotions they left unspoken in their youth.
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