Directed by Ray Yeung (whom we met and directed the director up to Bloor for coffee), Cut Sleeve Boys centers on the lives of two gaysians, the hunky, muscle-obsessed Mel and the campy Ash as they proceed through their lives (and guys) after the death of their closeted best friend. This film is campy, laugh-out-loud funny, and endearing. To boot there is some fair sex scenes (woohoo dirty dancing in the tranny bar) and heartwarming moments. The one that stood out for me when Mel returns home to find his bf playing the piano. And of course there's some good music along the way.
My rating 7 out of 10.
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