J.C. Calciano, the man behind Steam Room Stories and the films Is It Just Me? and eCupid, is back with The 10 Year Plan, a new gay-themed rom-com that’s currently doing the festival circuit (to some acclaim) and should be reaching DVD around Valentine’s Day 2015.
To get us in the mood for the film, take a look at the trailer below, along with a selection of pics that suggest that amongst the comedy are plenty of hot guys.
Here’s the synopsis: ‘Myles, a successful lawyer as well as a hopeless romantic, wants nothing more than to find the man of his dreams. His best friend Brody, a handsome Los Angeles police officer, sleeps with every man he meets in an attempt to avoid feeling unloved. Fearing what will become of them when they get older, the two friends make a pact: to be a couple in ten years if neither one has found true love.
‘Ten years later. Nothing has changed. Myles is still being dumped on a weekly basis and Brody is jumping from bed to bed searching for a connection. A month before Myles’ 35th birthday, they both realize that their arrangement is almost due. Neither wants to hurt the others’ feelings by telling them they aren’t interested “in that way,” so they set forth to make sure that the other is in a relationship.
‘Myles and Brody quickly search for love for the other. In the process they start to see each other in a new light, until Myles finds the man of his dreams. With Myles convinced he’s found the one, Brody is secretly relieved that he’s dodged the bullet of having to walk down the aisle together with Myles. But his excitement is short lived as he quickly realizes how empty and lonely his life is without Myles in it.
‘All the sexy boys in West Hollywood can’t seem to satisfy the emptiness Brody feels without Myles. He decides that he needs Myles back in his life, but Myles has moved on and may not want Brody in his.’
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