Fridae

We are not sure if we should recommend this film to all you gay
boys. On the one hand, this shot-on-digital video experimental film
is really not very good.

On the other hand, it has some of sexiest and drool-inducing scenes
of any movie opening this week, with its lengthy locker room scenes
of very hot young jocks in white underwear.

Examining an array of issues from sex, pregnancy, gay rape, straight
rape, class, gender and race, this film could have been a truly
brilliant analysis of the state of sex and sexuality among young
people today.

Instead, it feels like a Molotov cocktail that won't ignite.

Directed by 24-year-old Rodrigo Bellott, this ambitious film also
experiments with the split-screen device, showing the same event
from two different angles, or else, two different events taking
place at the same time.