I saw this lovely film for the first time over two years ago. Since then, in an attempt to understand so-called gay cinema, serious or otherwise, I found only this beautiful thing over and over as the ultimate joy of life and love, without life and love's constraints. Much gay film avoids love in favor of sex or love or at least does the disservice of showing a Spelling woman in dishvelled hair onstage.The young guys in this film fall in love. That is what we all want. They do it so nicely that we accept it. Are Glen and Scott gay? Does it matter?