Red Lodge

(The Unattainably Perfect Gay Christmas)

3.5

Synopsis:

A man proposes to his boyfriend. The offer of marriage is accepted, and then quickly rejected — all in the days leading up to Christmas.

Quick Thoughts:

A tad short for a feature film length, “Red Lodge” is a welcome entry to the Queer Christmas Film canon. The first film by director Dan Steadman, this film shows us the trouble that ensues when a marriage proposal does not get the expected enthusiastic “Yes”. Told primarily through Jordan’s viewpoint, and interjecting a recap that breaks the fourth wall, it’s an interesting setup. Add in a trip back home to Red Lodge with the quirky Aunt, an adopted sister he doesn’t know that well, and a flirtatious ski instructor, Jordan faces a handful of hurdles this Christmas season. But when an accident occurs, he is forced to truly examine his feelings. While I couldn’t give it top-notch ratings, I still highly recommend that you find yourself a copy and give this Queer Christmas film a watch.

Watched?

Yes

Worth It?

Thumbs Up

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Release Date:

6 January, 2013

Duration:

1h9m

Director:

Dan Steadman

Writers:

Dan Steadman

Stars:

Richard Pierre-Louis, Joseph Lim Kim, Stephnie Weir

Awards:

N/A

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