Naked As We Came

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Naked As We Came is an award winning, thoughtful depiction of one family's struggle to come to grips with their past before it is too late. Laura and her brother Elliot rush to their family's estate to find their mother, Lilly, gravely ill and surprisingly living with a young stranger (Ted). Can Lilly pass on wisdom before she passes with her kids having their own agenda and Ted his own secret!
Directors
Richard LeMay
Starring
Ryan Vigilant, Karmine Alers, Benjamin Weaver
Genres
Drama, LGBTQ
Subtitles
English [CC]
Audio languages
English
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Richard LeMay - director
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Supporting actors
Lue McWilliams
Producers
Richard LeMay, Nia Hatsopoulos Jephson
Studio
Centaur Entertainment, Inc.
Purchase rights
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Format
Prime Video (streaming online video)
Devices
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This film hits all its marks successfully. I would place it in the genre of "American family in crisis," i.e., dysfunctional--and the chickens of that dysfunction finally come home to roost--deal with 'em. Just when you think there may be a glimmer of light for our protagonist, Elliott, a rather shocking denouement occurs. Though somewhat hackneyed in regards to the basis of the core story, the fine acting minimizes this fact and of course, it doesn't hurt that the two male leads are 11's on the hunk-o-meter scale of 1-10. The ending doesn't fail in hitting the right mark. We are left with a very satisfying feeling that though things do not turn-out as our fantasy mind would want, the characters do learn and grow a little through their respective experiences and that's a Hollywood ending I can live with.
Didn't know much going in, but I LOVED this film. Good acting, couple of cute guys as well, Emotional, tried a little too hard towards the end, I don't like how many LGBT films have to have that twist towards the end to give it extra depth, Like there is a format they learn and follow in film school. Would have been better without the "writer" twist towards the end. I even tried looking for it on Blu ray or DVD but it isn't available right now. Looked the guys up, would love to see more of them, but it is sad to see they haven't done much, the guy who plays the brother in it... WOW!
There's an awful lot in this film. Maybe it's not as flashy as some viewers want, but there is a lot there. The first time I saw it, several months ago, I thought "gosh, this is a pretty good film" but it made me uncomfortable for reasons that I couldn't put my finger on. I've since put my finger on them, and although this is not my story, I have put my fingers on a few things that do hit pretty close to home. I've now added it to my list of exceptional films and will watch it again several time I'm sure.
From time to time a movie will come along that is so good, so touching that when it is all over you are so glad you saw it and this was the one for me. Great characters, nice plot that drives the movie about relationships and a family that comes back together after a long separation. The two men in this movie looked so good together and played so well off of each other that you really believed the chemistry, and the scenes they shared were so convincing from the love making to the fighting.
The mother and daughter... what can't you say about them just magical every time they spoke it literally gave me chills. While there are so many trashy and campy gay themed movies out there and so few good ones upon seeing this one I knew it was a rare gem.

When you watch this you will think about your family and parents and maybe what you should have said or maybe should say. It is thought provoking and heart wrenching, funny and sad.
Being estranged from my family, all I could think of is the arguments we had. One way I evaluate a movie is how many times I check the clock or how much time is left in the movie. I don't remember ever checking. The actors were very convincing characters and well played and they were helped by well written dialog. No scene seemed faked. I was pretty much glued to the screen because I didn’t want to miss any subtleties. I am both frustrated and realistic with the ending. I won't say more so I don't ruin it for others but the ending is good. I recommend this movie.
There was a lot to like about this movie. The family dynamic was very interesting. I enjoyed the sibling interactions. The burgeoning relationship between Eliott & Ted was lovely....and than less lovely.

I was put-off by Ted's real reason for being there. I began to wonder if his interest in Eliott weren't suspect and I questioned his earlier interactions with Eliott. I believed that Ted really cared about the mother and vice-versa but his motives were cast into doubt. His character, a bit soured. Ted told Eliott his mom had discussed his failed relationships and then kept pointing out that she "wanted this".... but Ted doesn't even know that he wants it. So why talk about how much the mom wants it? It was as if there was an initial script and then stuff added in to make it more interesting -- none of it coming together quite right. I could've done without the whole senator storyline.

Glad I watched it though. Don't regret renting it! It really did keep my interest.
Richard LeMay's latest production and directorial feature and most brilliantly nuanced effort to date. His second directed film 'Whirlwind' was a wonderfully insightful and sexy gay-centric film of a systematic dismantling of a close-knit group of gay friends. With 'Naked As We Came' its main plot is focused on the dynamics of a wealthy New York dying matriarch and her estranged family, and whose interaction between an attractive, mysterious hired caregiver and her handsome but aimless younger son (pictured) is the subplot. Although its a methodical yet well-paced character study of a dysfunctional family, don't get your gay expectations up as with his previous feature. Still, a Richard LeMay film does not disappoint with its visual guy-candy cast (Sorry...no frontals) as with its intriguing if not satisfying plot-line to its final ending twist. A must own DVD...I'm glad I did.
Lue McWilliams carries her role so well.

Ryan Vigilant seems to win you over merely by his expression and minimal dialogue, kind of like Ryan Gosling does. I'm not trying to compare the two other than to say that Vigilant plays his role well in that way, just by how his expression compliments his part. He is also quite a beautiful man.

What the mother wrought with her children was most outwardly obvious with the daughter. Karmine Alers successfully brings this kind of tension to the story. I'm glad I streamed this one. Good Indie movie.
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