Greg Dixxon and Jay Tee star as Al Rhinehard and Gabe Lovelace in Disruptive Films’ latest emotionally charged exploration of love, fear, and visibility. Al (Dixxon), a rugged, salt-and-pepper mechanic with a heart worn on his sleeve, battles simmering insecurity as his younger partner, Gabe (Tee)—a sharp-tongued artist with a guarded soul—refuses to be seen with him in public. Is it their 15-year age gap? Or is Gabe ashamed of their queer relationship? The film strips their romance bare in a series of raw, intimate confrontations.
The tension peaks during a late-night kitchen argument: Al, grease-stained and vulnerable, slams his fist on the table. “You embarrassed by me? Or just scared?” Gabe, fists clenched, fires back, “You think it’s that simple?” What follows is a masterclass in quiet devastation—Gabe’s confession of internalized shame, Al’s fear of aging into irrelevance—all unraveling over whiskey and trembling hands.
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Disruptive Films frames their struggle with unflinching realism: stolen kisses in dimly lit garages, Gabe flinching when Al touches his waist at the grocery store, and a climactic rooftop scream-fest where Al roars, “I’m not your fucking secret!”
How does sex get mixed into this whole dramatic mess?! Just watch the movie and you’ll find out.
