Tepnapa it manages to take a dream idea and by incorporating the use of sci-fi create a story with which almost everyone can relate. Written (with Carlos Pedraza) and directed by young J.T. JUDAS KISS is a polished little film that successfully mixes gay issues with science fiction. On the other hand it leaves too many questions unanswered at the end. On one hand I do like it for its interesting plot and views. Also there's male nudity (back views only) and some passionate guy on guy kissing. Harmon however is pretty bad and Tino Descamps (as Shane) is downright terrible. David is good and Sean Paul Lockhart (who once did gay porn as Brent Corrigan) is excellent. It's well made and they use some interesting double images or lighting occasionally to push the sci-fi angle (but use it sparingly which is good). It's hard to get a grip on at first (I considered turning it off more than once) but, if you stick with it, everything becomes clear at the end. It mixes science fiction with drama, gay love (and sex) and redemption. One of the competitors (Richard Harmon)shares his real name-Daniel Reyes-and has entered a film that carries the same name as the film Zach entered years ago! Then things get strange:) This is one odd film.

Failed filmmaker Zachary Wells (Charlie David) returns to his alma mater to be a judge in a film competition.

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