Whirlwind

Synopsis: A hot, young and charming man with ulterior motives enters the lives of a tight-knit group of gay men in New York City and at first adds excitement and intrigue to their group, but events soon spiral out of control as he deliberately attempts to destroy their relationships. Both touching and funny, WHIRLWIND is a subtle and honest depiction of thirty-something gay men and the crossroads they must face.
Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Richard LeMay
Production: Wolfe Video
 
IMDB:
5.3
NOT RATED
Year:
2007
99 min
38 Views


CYCLONE:

- There.

- What happened?

I made him take his foot bed.

- You're terrible.

- Is his problem.

Anyway, he should tell his wife.

It is incredible.

Broad shoulders, shelves ...

A cannon.

- You'll recall?

- No.

He is married.

No, I do not want him to ideas.

- I do not believe it.

- You do not kill, Des.

We rowed for a date, and you,

you throw like handkerchiefs.

It is true that it is not bad.

I did not need to know.

Mick, I have told you a thousand

times, but it tastes.

Seriously.

How quickly you become leader?

- A few years. Why?

- I should try.

I thought you liked your job.

Yeah, but this is what

I want to do.

I've heard that.

I should do something more

exciting or creative.

For your last job you wanted

more stability.

Maybe.

Before resigning, Sean and

I would like you help us.

We'll buy a flat.

Well, when did you decide that?

A few days ago.

The contract ends in a month,

I think it's time.

That's cool.

- All-You must be crazy.

- Yeah.

Yeah, I just fear not being

able to afford it.

This will be achieved.

I know.

- Provided that it is not tiny.

- So, JD?

I take care of rentals,

not sales.

- But I will find out.

- As long as it is economic.

Or barter.

I am willing to prostitute

myself to your cause.

Fun, but a flat barter

for genital warts?

I see.

Mick, just for that, I will

not do the dishes.

You can cook yourself next time.

More minute.

I'm in no hurry.

You're past the dry cleaners?

I'd do it tomorrow.

What?

You realize that it's

been three years?

Not bad, eh?

- Do you believe ...

- What?

What you could you hurry?

I brush my teeth.

So that's it?

It takes time to perfect.

- I know what are your favorite.

- You're awesome.

Remind me never to get you out.

Excellent.

- No kids in fine restaurants?

- You do nothing else.

And then? There were?

Your mother.

Where is the cellophane?

You do not think it's time?

I think he would have liked

it happens to you.

This is not so simple.

- I have errands to run. At all.

- Wait.

- Hey, Desmond, right?

- Yes.

It was seen in Panache

a month ago.

- Ah, yes.

- You never recalled.

Sorry ...

I was overloaded. You know that.

Yeah. It was hot that night.

It's true.

- We should do it again.

- You read my thoughts.

- Here's my number, again.

- I would use it.

Good.

You can choose the restaurant.

- For dinner.

- Sure. Obviously.

- See you then.

- Sure.

- Look at that.

- Hi.

You're too cute.

I love these toasts.

- You thought it was for you?

- It would be better.

Listen, I know you've always

wanted to go to Aruba

and yesterday I found

a cheap flight.

Should be set aside.

It looks cool, but should rather

save for the apartment.

But we can continue

to have fun, right?

We'll have to tighten

their belts a bit.

Okay.

I make an appointment

for a few visits.

- Ever?

- Just to see.

It would not hurt.

Tomorrow after work,

for example?

I thought we could see a show.

I am anxious to do it. Not you?

- Yeah.

- Super.

Why is the sexiest

who pays for sex?

Not listen? He said ...

In short, continues to smoke.

About, rotate, selfish.

- I get you something?

- Him.

After me.

- JD was first.

- You bring me a beer?

- I heard you.

- This is the beginning

of the end for you.

What does it mean?

You buy an apartment,

then you take a dog,

then you adopt a kid so cute

in a poor country ...

You ought to make T-shirts

awarded for your holiday.

Buy an apartment, it

just buy a flat.

Our apartment.

Sure.

It will make you the

best parties.

- In your dreams.

- Shut up, you hear nothing.

Thank you.

You have brought the

drugs work, Des?

I'm not as anti-allergy tablets.

I want some too.

- What is love you?

- Something nice.

A movie is fun.

You know really fun, you.

Sister.

No, I watch a movie

with the guys.

Saturday night?

- In fact ...

- Fiona is me.

- Nothing, relaxed with these hopeless.

- The what?

These rabbit and Mick.

What's New?

You play?

Of course, here we go!

Yes, all of us.

I speak for them, they are drunk.

I am the designated organizer.

We'll be there.

Ok, we remember later.

Cretin.

Why you said nothing

of the show?

- It has been very bad.

- Putting it mildly.

Let's go. It might be okay.

- Ok it was not terrible.

- You owe me a.

I thought my head would explode.

- It was bad.

- At least we have a party.

You look like little old.

Hello.

- And this show?

- Fun for coming.

- I had something to do.

- Someone to make you.

Thank you very much for coming!

- Mom Congratulations.

- That's nice.

- You have been fantastic.

- Yes.

- Des, what do you prefer?

- All his interventions.

Stop, it was shabby,

and you know it.

But we are offered one evening.

- Ladies.

- Hi.

Was horribly invalid, but

you were beautiful.

Thank you.

- It bathes, Renee?

- Not in alcohol.

Where is the bar?

Is the star.

- And my favorite nephew?

- I'm fine. And you?

We discover new ailments

every day.

- Getting old is no picnic.

- Owen, okay.

- Then, more than a month?

- What is it?

- No, nothing.

- What a liar!

Next month, my uncle and

his lovely boyfriend

will celebrate their 25th anniversary

of living together.

- No kidding!

- Fantastic!

What will you do?

- Not much.

- What? Why not?

It does not really where

throwing a party.

It's small home. We dine out.

- You must have a party.

- It would be nice, Robert.

Come with me.

- Really?

- Sure.

I give him a hand.

Do not worry about it.

- You deserve it.

- I'll cook.

I assist you.

It's so nice that I do

not know what to say.

Thank you.

It goes straight to the heart.

We will use a glass.

It will be like them one day?

No. We do casera that much.

- Pardon?

- You're so gullible ...

Fiona, I'm sorry I

cut your reply.

Do not worry. Nobody noticed.

I know, but I apologize.

Let me introduce my friends.

Here is Lauren.

- Good job, congratulations.

- Not really, but thank you.

Your dress was beautiful.

- Yes, I always wanted to fly.

- Like him.

- Who is it?

- My friend, Drake.

- I should show it to you.

- Totally agreed.

And before me, I see the

biggest cock in my life.

Imagine a net full

of oranges ...

- Damn ...

- What did you do?

I wish I could say I met the challenge,

but I preferred to leave.

Thank you, Lauren, to take me to the

public in the middle of this story.

Okay, they have e

perienced similar.

Below Drake, Adam and Wayne.

And you will have to make,

I do not know your names.

I hope you got at least

some gossip about them.

Do not worry, there

are plenty here.

Incidentally, the guy with the huge dick ...

You have his number?

Deadly.

- Are you coming?

- I'm coming.

You're still in ponytails?

They said they would

be back soon.

- Damage.

- But we should reconsider.

- With pleasure.

- Pass Sunday, dinner at home.

I'd love to.

It will be nice.

A question you always

eat so well?

- When Mick kitchen.

- I sit.

- Me too.

- Good.

The vacuum cleaner for you,

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