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I wish I could have seen today's film when I was in my teens.

But it is good to see it now. There is no way that it could have been around "then".

Jess and James (2015)

The setting is lush country and the idyllic nature of the film is a pleasure throughout.

It is a love story. Pure and simple.

There is no shame, no blame and no real hiding.

It is obvious that there will be some bumps in the road for these boys but they are good together and they will figure it out.

Labels: films, gay films