The Art of Being Straight

Name: The Art of Being Straight
Director: Jesse Rosen
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance
Released: 2009-01-01
Duration: 68 min
Rating: 4.0
Cast: Jesse Rosen, Rachel Castillo, Jesse Janzen, Tyler Jenich, Bryan McGowan

2009Dir. Jesse Rosen1h 8m

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Runtime1h 8m

Released2009

DirectorJesse Rosen

About This Movie

The Art of Being Straight is an intriguing mix of comedy and drama that captures the awkwardness of navigating identity and relationships in modern-day L.A. John, the protagonist, brings a touch of vulnerability as he grapples with his sexuality amidst a sea of heteronormative banter from his straight friends. The film dives into themes of self-discovery and the nuances of friendships, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone. There's an interesting contrast between John's introspective moments and the loud, often crude humor of his surroundings. The pacing flows well, with moments of tension offset by humor, allowing for genuine character development. The performances, especially from John, feel authentic and relatable, making it a unique entry in the indie film scene.

Indie film with a focus on LGBTQ+ themesStrong character explorationCandid humor amidst serious topics