Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10737 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-09-24
• Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
• Aspect ratio: 1.85:1
• Formats: Colour, DVD-Video, PAL, Widescreen
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 88 minutes

Video Description
Wicked humour and biting insight ignite BOY CULTURE, a sexy dramatic story about 'X' (Derek Magyar), a hustler without a heart of gold who becomes romantically entangled with his two roomates (Darryl Stephens of "Noah's Arc" and Jonathon Trent). When one of his clients (Patrick Bauchau) begins to melt X's icy interior, he discovers a secret about himself more shocking than his day job.

Special features:
- Commentary by Writer/Director Q. Allan Brocka and Writer/Producer Philip Pierce
- Interviews with all four stars
- Deleted Scenes
- Tribeca Premiere Party and Q&A Featurette

Synopsis
Based on the novel by Matthew Rettenmund, this award-winning film follows the exploits of a male escort named X as he finds himself getting into entanglements with his two attractive roommates, as well as an older client who teaches him that he doesn't know everything about life and love.

Customer Reviews

Sexy, funny and delicious
Fun film about a male prostitute who learns the valuable lesson about real affection from one of his elderly clients - but not necessarily for the client. A whole bundle of fun to watch with witty and dialogues and voice over and some good performances all round.

Derek Magyar plays the hustler who doesn't believe in love, and isn't interested in sex unless he's being paid for it. He goes by the name of X which signifies his emotional distance to love. X shares his home with two roommates -- Andrew (Darryl Stephens) whom he secretely loves and Joey (Jonathon Trent) the teenager who lusts after X. Enter Gregory (Patrick Bauchau) who hires X for companionship only, holding of sex until X is really attracted to him... ready to go all the way.

Good entertainment; and did the boy get his man? You'll have to watch and see.

Intelligent gay movie
Boy Culture actually shys away from gay stereotypes and gives us a thoughtful and compelling drama full of interesting characters, sharp humour and a reliable narrative - a real achievement in gay cinema!

Interesting and Watchable.
Boy Culture is actually smart and somewhat entertaining movie. It's a low budget movie; I personally think with the right funds and some more script tweaking it could have been better, but I don't think we ask that from gay-themed movies. Not if 'Another Gay Movie' is anything to go by.

The movie is centered around X who documenting his life. It's really an interesting concept, and for once a movie from TLA actually uses some originality. He's a highly paid male escort, who only caters to the need of a certain list of clients. Funny thing is X didn't mean to go and fall for his roommate.

It's all very non interesting when written down, but the acting wasn't horrendous and have to admit Derek Magyar did a good job. His acting with the some okay writing might have saved this film, for being another 'do not watch' gay-themed movie.

The movie is based on the book written by Matthew Rettenmund.