Where is Andrew Keegan's screen test?
I enjoyed Broken Hearts Club. In many ways, it's a fairly mainstream movie. It's not High Art, like Maurice or Death in Venice. On the other hand, it's not as shallow as Lie Down With Dogs, and certainly not as campy as Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss. The actors are believably gay, without being stereotypical, and the observations of the film ring true. Several times watching this movie, I was reminded of my friends, or even of myself.One quibble, the DVD does NOT contain Andrew Keegan's screen test (nor is it listed on the cover).