All Over the Guy
All Over the Guy is a 2001 American gay-themed romantic comedy film directed by Julie Davis and written by Dan Bucatinsky.
Plot
The film is told mostly in flashback; with Eli (Dan Bucatinsky) recounting his side to Esther (Doris Roberts), an HIV clinic worker as he waits for test results and Tom (Richard Ruccolo) telling his side to a man he meets at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. Tom is the son of emotionally distant alcoholic WASP parents who never quite accepted his sexual orientation and as a result is a heavy drinker himself and has a penchant for random hookups with different men. Eli's parents are both Jewish psychiatrists who raised him to be emotionally open but ended up making him neurotic.
More details
| author | Dan Bucatinsky |
|---|---|
| contentLocation | Los Angeles |
| director | Julie Davis |
| editor | Glenn Garland Mary Morrisey |
| genre | comedy |
| keywords | alcoholics anonymous best friend blind date bore casual sex emotionally distant engage even flashback flea market hiv hookup in & out meet morning set up sexual orientation understand wasp wed white anglo-saxon protestant |
| musicBy | Peter Stuart |
| producer | Donnie Land Juan A. Mas Juan Mas Susan Dietz |
| publisher | Lions Gate Films |
| theme | independent lgbt-related romantic comedy |