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The romantic comedy is the first major Hollywood production to feature an almost exclusively LGBTQIA+ cast. Gay and cynical Bobby is staunchly single and works at the national LGBTQIA+ museum. He knows how the scene ticks, he knows its structures and the stereotypical characters and has therefore decided to enjoy his independence and stay single. However, when he meets the handsome and well-trained lawyer Aaron in a club one day, his detached attitude starts to crack. Although they are both fundamentally different, they decide to give each other a try - but their relationship is anything but uncomplicated.

Regie

NICHOLAS STOLLER (*1976 in London) began his career as a screenwriter before directing for the first time in 2008 with Forgetting Sarah Marshall. He also wrote the screenplay for The Muppets (2011) and directed Bad Neighbors (2014), among others.

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