A Four Letter Word

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Plot

Writer/director Casper Andreas' thoughtful, ensemble-driven sex comedy A Four Letter Word embodies a loose sequel to his 2004 Slutty Summer, with several of the tertiary characters from that earlier effort, including Peter, Luke, and Marilyn, foregrounded here. As in his prior effort, Andreas relies on humorous situations, characters, and setups to ask the sober question of how it is possible to maintain the integrity of gay love in an atmosphere of unbridled hedonism, replete with such pleasures as homosexual orgies (or "fourgies"), transvestism, and naked yoga. The filmmaker hones in on several colorful characters. At the center of the story are porno-shop proprietors Zeke, a gay rights crusader, and the nymphomaniacal, muscle-bound queen Luke, who finds it hard to commit to anyone. Luke's partner is Stephen, who initially expresses interest in a committed relationship, then chucks it all for a swinging lifestyle. Meanwhile, the newly engaged Marilyn grapples with her Alcoholics Anonymous program, and live-in lovers Derek and Peter must contend with the petty irritations of sharing a residence. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

Cast

  • Jesse Archer - Luke
  • Charlie David - Stephen
  • Cory Grant - Zeke
  • Steven M. Goldsmith - Peter
  • JR Rolley - Derek
  • Virginia Bryan - Marilyn
Jeremy Gender - Mace; Allison Lane - Trisha; John Kaisner - Bart; William Hernandez - Silvio

Credit

Fred M. Caruso - Co-producer, Martina Melendez - Costume Designer, Casper Andreas - Director, Christina Kelly - Editor, Simon Jorna - Executive Producer, Mich Lyon - Executive Producer, Scott Starrett - Composer (Music Score), Urvashi Satghare - Production Designer, Jon Fordham - Cinematographer, Casper Andreas - Producer, Markus Goetze - Producer, Casper Andreas - Screenwriter, Jesse Archer - Screenwriter

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