The End Is A New Beginning
Patrick returns to San Francisco for the first time in almost a year to celebrate a momentous event with his old friends. In the process, he must face the unresolved relationships he left behind and make difficult choices about what’s important to him.
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Classical in form, contemporary, earnest and grave.
- classical in formformally daring
- contemporarynostalgic
- earnestironic
- gravecomic
- contemplativerelentless
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- CinemaSerfon TMDB · Jul 20266/10
I thought that the two television series' this follows rather petered out, so I was a little surprised that Andrew Haigh and Jonathan Groff decided to make a sequel. "Patrick" (Groff) has returned to San Francisco for the wedding of "Agustin" (Frankie J. Alvarez) and "Eddie" (Daniel Franzese) but as expected, much of the focus here is on how he is going to deal with his two exes. "Richie" (Raúl Castillo) has ambitions to take his barbering onto the road whilst he learns that his former boss "Kevin" (Russell Tovey) had reunited with the boyfriend ("John") whom he had been instrumental in splitting up. His other lifelong pal "Dom" (Murray Bartlett) still hasn't really progressed since his relationship with florist "Lynn" (Scott Bakula) came a cropper and finally, there's the long suffering "Doris" (Lauren Weedman) who seems to be constantly treading on the eggshells of the failing and flailing relationships from the men she loves. What follows now does offer us a little more by way of closure that the abruptly cancelled television series didn't really have time to, but as I watched this rumble along I felt I appreciated more why it had been ditched. There really isn't anything origin
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Cast
- Jonathan GroffPatrick Murray
- Frankie J. AlvarezAgustín Lanuez
- Murray BartlettDom Basaluzzo
- Lauren WeedmanDoris
- Russell ToveyKevin Matheson
- Raúl CastilloRichie Donado
- Daniel FranzeseEddie
- O-T FagbenleFrank
- Bashir SalahuddinMalik
- Chris PerfettiBrady
Crew
- Andrew HaighDirector
- Andrew HaighWriter
- Michael LannanWriter
- Xavier GrobetDirector of Photography
- Jonathan AlbertsEditor
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