Description
Gods of Olympia 2002
1h 29min | Drama | Video
User review:
About as good as a low budget movie can get, and I mean that in a good way. The film follows the lives of a group of gay restaurant staff, who all have their lives turned upside down by new people in their lives. I especially liked how the issue of spirituality is raised, and how alternate beliefs are accepted.
Instead of being all fake and predictable, this movie was a more real portrayal of gay life, albeit a fantasy one with gods and alternate spirituality. A must see for those who like quirky, independent films.
Hopefully the star of this charming film, Stephan LaCoste, will be able to do many more films. He is very talented.
Director: Gael Richards
Writer: Maurice Maxwell
Stars: Stephen Lacoste, Matthew Dunn, Ivan Dinh
Country: USA
Language: English
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The guys in this film are easy on the eyes. When I watched it, I kind of got tired with the l-o-n-g dialogs as I may have been in the mood for skin when I watched it. With that said, I fast forwarded through the (I thought) boring diner booth scenes where it looked like drag queens and later lesbians were just jawing over something or another. But when I got to the skin/sex scenes, they did not disappoint! I could not figure out who the pop-in sex scene guys were because they didn’t talk to the 3 or 4 main actors, but who cares?! There is one street bum guy who cleans up naked pretty well and I am not sure if he was a relative of the Gods or not. Maybe I should watch again without fast forwarding to the good parts, haha!