Lonesome
Craig Boreham’s follow up to Teenage Kicks, LONESOME, explores desire, sexuality and isolation as two young men form an unlikely and surprising connection.
After being embroiled in a small-town scandal, Casey (Josh Lavery) heads to Sydney where he connects with Tib (Daniel Gabriel) and experiences an intense sexual encounter. Tib makes it clear that casual hook-ups aren’t meant to linger but neither man can ignore the connection they've made. Casey crashes on Tib’s couch and soon the pair are taking on odd jobs to make some cash. As they inevitably draw closer - each revealing life changing incidents from their lives - they must weigh their growing feelings against a stubbornness to accept they may have found happiness.
Romantic, gritty and tender, the visually stunning LONESOME is a moving story of two individuals becoming open to the idea of love.
After being embroiled in a small-town scandal, Casey (Josh Lavery) heads to Sydney where he connects with Tib (Daniel Gabriel) and experiences an intense sexual encounter. Tib makes it clear that casual hook-ups aren’t meant to linger but neither man can ignore the connection they've made. Casey crashes on Tib’s couch and soon the pair are taking on odd jobs to make some cash. As they inevitably draw closer - each revealing life changing incidents from their lives - they must weigh their growing feelings against a stubbornness to accept they may have found happiness.
Romantic, gritty and tender, the visually stunning LONESOME is a moving story of two individuals becoming open to the idea of love.
| Rating | R18+ |
|---|---|
| Genre | Drama |
| Running Time | 95 |
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