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(MAN LAUGH)
Wow.
Can't believe You found these things.
- Are they in the drawer? - MAN: Yes.
They should be in a drawer.
They are in the drawer with the table by the object.
Yes, as I said.
- But I'm not... - MAN: Show the camera.
This is the Christmas dinner I told you.
Yes. Yes.
HUMAN: They walk on the streets
as if we are not alive
through several kinds creepy nightmares.
Only you can hear people yelling and dying and cry for help.
No one else seems to pay attention.
It's just worse than wartime,
because during the war, people unite
in a shared experience.
This war is not yet unite us.
That divides us.
It's separate for us with AIDS
and for us who fight for AIDS sufferers
of the rest of the population.
Two and a half years ago I read a Editorial "Life" magazine about AIDS,
who says it's time to pay pay attention to this disease now,
because this has already begun to attack us all.
As if I'm not the person holding the magazine in my hand.
So where do you get it, and for how much money,
because no happens to them,
so they don't care.
And they don't have their house burned by bigots and fools.
They only watch it told...
HUMAN: William.
Oh
You are still here.
How do you sleep?
That's really, positive.
(CHUCKLES) Thank you so many questions.
Help me, Sam, right?
I want you to put that camera down
and help me to the toilet.
I have to take Damn now.
(DOOR DOOR)
I will head.
I leave the money on your sneakers.
You say three.
That's all I have.
Whatever.
Try and make sense this for me.
I don't know. It's a puzzle.
I leave you with a puzzle. (small laugh)
For my body:
someday my ship will come.
This isn't finished yet.
What?
Too gay?
Too political? Too AIDS-y?
I see...
there are no new paintings.
Oh...
I am just... I try to go back do something important again.
Isn't that a little at the end of the match
to start trying something new?
I mean, I understand. You are getting older.
You feel the need to find yourself again.
That's not it.
Nobody wants to see this, Sam.
They want to see your painting.
Trust me.
Well, fuck with you.
- Really? - Surely.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
♪ Elijah rock, shout, shout, shout ♪
♪ Elijah rock, come, sir ♪
♪ Elijah rock, shout, shout, shout ♪
♪ Elijah rock, come, sir ♪
- Isn't he divine? - Mm-hmm.
- Okay, this round is with me. - Thank you, dear.
Glad you came out. It's been too long.
Yes, where are others?
They are scruffing and grinding and drawing dick.
Gosh! OK.
Whiskey for Sam there
and cranberry soda for my baby.
I am cleaning.
Jesus Christ.
- Cheers, queers. - Ooh, toast.
♪ Oh, shouts, shouts, hallelujah ♪
♪ Come, sir ♪
So, do you have a chance to see through
the old slide and the photo for me yet?
Not yet.
Do you still work on William's things?
- Come on, Jeffrey. - It's been 20 years.
Yes I know how long.
OK, Sam.
We will find you photos.
Don't worry
But like from the past, Jeffrey.
- Before he is sick. - I will see.
(PIANO MUSIC PLAYS)
(small laugh)
Oh my God.
Yes, look at that. Look at that.
Beautiful, right?
Beautiful cover. I like this cover.
Jeffrey Ann Miller 741-7246.
I know the telephone number.
Will get my AIDS and ACT UP! archive material
and slides and photos in a box,
labeled in my bedroom,
and the first crack on my gay AIDS and health books
on bookshelves one and two.
And woven wicker laundry basket under the stairs.
Do you get all of this, Sam?
WOMAN: Isn't this all rather premature?
WILLIAM: My presence death is premature.
Now...
I want a memorial service...
but please, there is no eulogy.
Use my photo on my Saks Jacket tweed Fifth Avenue,
taken in 1978.
It's on the shelf in the closet.
And I want a party afterwards.
Christmas party, with trees.
SAM: Christmas party?
As you know, Christmas is my favorite vacation.
And because I most likely won't be around for others...
Christmas in July. or September.
Whenever my body decides is enough.
Well, I look terrible.
Can I bite the others?
You actually smoke a lot of for someone who doesn't smoke.
Don't tell Mark.
Oopsie.
Return in one minute.
WOMEN: Maybe they are right.
Maybe who is right?
In the gallery. Why don't you take a break from all this?
Vacation.
I don't need a vacation, Mags.
I mean, what have I done for the past 15, 20 years?
You certainly do not have hired cleaners.
SAM: William is angry.
He is angry because no is angry anymore, you know?
Before he dies...
I mean, like, before before...
we are a team.
You and William and Jeffrey and me.
We have ever.
Why don't we ever do that?
Do what?
Give it her Christmas party.
Oh... I don't know.
He wants a Christmas party and we never give it to him.
Okay, William all kinds of crazy things.
He sent a postcard aimed at his own body.
Yes, and I have everything one of them there.
Will you speak to Jeffrey for me?
I mean, he said he was fine with all this,
but I don't think he,
and Mateo pretend like he wants to help,
but then he acts like me Dr. Frankenstein.
- Mateo can be a small prostitute. - Mm-hmm.
Jeffrey will listen to you.
I will talk to him.
Thank you, Mags.
I know I can always rely on you.
- You're the best. - Mm!
- Shut up. - (CHUCKLES)
♪ Don't have anyone ♪
♪ No one cares about for me ♪
♪ I'm so sad and lonely, baby ♪
♪ There won't be anyone taking the opportunity to me? ♪
(PLAY PIANO)
♪ Don't have anyone ♪
♪ No one cares about me ♪
♪ I am very sad and lonely ♪
♪ There won't be anyone taking the opportunity to me? ♪
BOTH: ♪ Nobody cares about me ♪
Oh, Mags.
Whatcha readin '?
Dirt.
You scared me.
Can I sit here?
If you want.
I see...
- what are you reading? - Ah, that's just... nothing.
Oh
Is that good?
He is my friend, the writer.
But he is dead now.
Well, that's not fun.
It used to be past.
We all finally die.
Memento mori.
Means "Remember death."
Or "Remember you will die."
So why do you have like an unhealthy tattoo?
That's just a little reminder that life is valuable.
I got it after my father died, about nine years ago.
My father died, I threw a fucking party.
You don't get along with your father?
Uh, that... that's a bad joke.
Oh
But, no, we don't...
together.
That's too bad.
What?
SAM: I can't say if you are real
or just a figment my imagination.
I already have lots of to drink.
I am very sure I am genuine.
(DOOR COVER)
Oh
So what do you like?
What do you like?
Do you have a condom? I just play safe.
- Me too. - Uh huh.
Sorry, it's very fast.
(CLEARS THROAT) Don't worry
Sure you will be ready to leave soon.
Did you come?
No.
Here it is.
Thank you.
Want beer?
Uh, maybe water?
Objection if I smoke?
Do what you want.
What is all this?
This is a project I'm working on it.
Is this you?
Yes.
With my author friend William.
You remind me of him a lot, actually.
And that is one of the first ACT UP! demonstration.
You know what ACT UP! correct?
Yes. Not born yesterday.
When were you born? Don't answer it.
(small laugh)
You are a filmmaker.
I am an artist.
Come on. The break is over.
(BOTOL CLINKING)
Hi.
Morning.
What is this?
I'm fine. How are you?
Why is there money on my shoes?
Well, we haven't discussed it before,
but I think...
500 overnight.
- Seriously. - I might offer you something to eat,
but I don't have breakfast.
Or lunch.
But I like to meet you again.
Unless you have a kind of policy.
So can I call you some time?
Sure.
Good, What is your number?
Great.
Good.
Goodbye, then.
Goodbye, Braeden.
(CLOSED DOOR)
- Hey - Oh, good, you're still alive.
Uh... what is the work?
It's lunch, is dead.
Did you call Ishak about leakage in the bathroom?
I think we agree that if we will go overnight,
we at least send a damn text.
My cellphone is dead.
I have a gift for you.
Close your eyes.
Come on. Close your eyes.
Open them.
- What is this? - This is $ 500 - Where? - I met a man last night,
and we go back into the place, and...
- What, you robbed it? - He gave it to me.
- For what? - For sex, I think.
He's crazy, right?
Yes, it's very crazy.
I think he thinks I am a professional.
It's a lot of money. Like, what did you do to him?
Nothing comes out normal.
How old is this person?
45, 50. Are you upset?
I don't know.
Don't. It's 500 dollars.
Right.
So I dated a prostitute now.
An accident prostitute.
Right. Right, right, right.
Please don't be upset.
Promise me not to be upset.
I promise.
Next time I will ask twice.
(BUZZER SOUNDS)
- SAM: Yes? - Samuel, it's me.
- Jules? - (GATE BUZZES)
- Surprise! - Hey, Jules.
I moved.
- What? - Only for a few days.
Uh, I don't think you leave Sagaponack in the summer.
Now I know you don't eat, but I carry a croissant.
Why aren't you in your apartment?
I have my apartment painted, Samuel.
- Good. - Jesus, this place is a trash.
It looks like you just moved.
Now don't worry about me,
I will not take too much space.
I will sleep on the sofa. I insist.
Surprising like that, I can't say I'm surprised.
- He doesn't hurt at all. - Very healthy,
for almost 70.
- He is alone. - We are all alone.
But we are unfair and jump out the window.
So your work goes well?
Actually, I really don't know what I'm doing.
That's good place to be.
- This? - Of course.
And how do you do your love life?
I always want to talk to you about art,
and everything you want to hear about who I make love to.
At my age, I have to get it my excitement where I can.
- When is the service? - Wednesday morning.
Then I go back to the beach.
Oh, you can stay as long as you want, Jules.
Very.
- These are all the photos I have. - Oh, my God.
I want to know what happened to him.
- Oh! - Do you remember that day?
- I almost died of cold. - Yes
You never wear gloves.
Well, you let me keep my hands warm - Hey, hey. - in your armpit between songs.
So you think you will be able to get it I that slides in the near future?
Come on, I didn't try to get you out.
Well, everything just walked into storage when we moved here.
Oh yeah.
I know it's Mateo's fault, OK.
JEFFREY: I will try find it for you, I will do it.
I come with you if you need help.
MATEO: Hi dear.
What are you two up to?
- I just left. - Aw! Too bad.
Thank you for this. Goodbye, Mateo.
MATEO: Nice to meet you, Sam.
- See you later, Sam. - SAM: Mm-hmm.
So, uh, Sam here graves dig again?
(GROWLS)
I know. Why don't you just give him what he wants?
William doesn't only belong to Sam, do you know?
I know.
Jules.
(QUIET SNORING)
SAM: Hey, can you come?
Don't use buzzer. Text me when you are close.
WILLIAM: Chris, the man from the coffee shop.
First Cappuccino I have ever been.
Yes, he is there.
And I will see so many people I know,
and my doctor will leave.
(LAUGH) I can see it there.
God, I remember one day in Mine Shaft
I am hung by Louie,
and he whipped dirt from me,
and you are there, Sam.
And you see positive... heartbreak.
I then have to tell you no need to worry.
It's just for fun.
You are always very sentimental, Sam.
Now, Louie is dead now.
(CELL PHONE BUZZES)
(DOOR DOOR, CLOSURE)
- Sorry, M doesn't work. - Shh! Shut up.
(PAPER RUSTLING)
Let's get this out of the way first.
200? Not overnight, okay?
Sure.
And you have a silent .
There are no shouts tonight.
I will try.
Are you hungry?
I have friends who are straight men. He is married,
and he always talks about how he wants to have sex with another woman.
- All men want to make love. - Correct.
- So do women. - I do not know.
So, this person always tells me, like,
"Wow, you are very lucky, you can have sex with anyone you want,"
and I like, "You can too.
You know, just talking to your wife about having an open relationship."
Right? I mean, You're both an adult.
You must be able to at least talk about what you want,
about sex and items, right?
- And? - Yes, and he said
It's like, a very patronizing thing,
like, "Well, when you love someone a lot,
and you start a family with them,
then you don't want to see them with other people."
Like me disgusting, promiscuous gay friends
who doesn't understand how really love someone.
Thank you.
Oh, can I coffee again, please?
Like, I have a girlfriend, right?
But I can have sex with anyone I want.
- Do you have a girlfriend? - Didn't I tell you?
- No, you don't. - Oh.
Well that's how it is.
But we are open, so I do what I want.
- He doesn't care? - No.
Who is the man on your sofa?
Oh, that's fair an old friend.
He is my old teacher from art school.
Cool.
How old are you?
I don't think you want to know.
Now I do.
Almost 30.
- Really? - Are you disappointed?
Damn, I didn't ask him for tomato sauce.
How old are you?
Still old enough to be your father.
Oh good.
Excuse me, miss.
Can my father and I have some tomato sauce?
So do you have father because your father died?
Hmm Are you like a younger man
because you tried to reclaim your youth?
When I am your age, younger,
all my friends are dying.
Dropping like a fly.
I go to the funeral twice a week.
So, yeah...
I think I'm trying to reclaim my youth.
But you know, it's not It's really the thing that daddy is with me.
I really don't feel older than you.
And I'm not interested in for men my age, I don't.
I like all types of people from people.
Young, old, big, small. Why do you discriminate?
How old is your girlfriend?
- BRAEDEN: My age. - SAM: Here it is.
William is very beautiful.
Very, very beautiful.
And he goes from the very handsome
to look for zombie frames in horror films.
Fuck.
We usually go to restaurants, like this,
only a few blocks go, actually,
and it's always full of muscle queens and roid heads,
and William will always say,
"Let's take the table right in the middle."
He likes to scare them.
William is enough provocateurs.
Likewise me.
No more?
We fight for things that is really important.
- What is it like? - Like health care,
and right become dirty homo,
and fuck who and what we want.
We fight against the church and FDA and the government
and we really get somewhere...
and now, your generation...
You don't do anything.
And what do you think is ?
The community is dead.
Literally...
is also figuratively.
Of course not the same as...
but what is that?
But there used to be brotherhood like that,
and now, you young gay are just not interested.
Some people say this is corn syrup.
- Corn syrup? - Mm, high fructose corn syrup.
It's in everything.
See?
This is opium from the masses,
makes us all die so we don't wake up and see what really happened.
So you bring this with you wherever you go?
Yes. I like to save it track my mind.
- What kind of mind? - Personal thinking.
Thoughts about people who are hot and older who give me money for sex.
I don't give you money for sex.
I give you money because I like you,
and I like giving you money.
I also use it to "draw people without seeing what I draw" series.
- What are you? - I'll show you.
There.
Always end up like their in a strange way.
See?
Don't you think like that capture your soul?
JULES: Well, that's how it is.
That's very beautiful service, isn't it?
Mm-hmm.
Thank you for being there my date, Sam.
That's my last one. I have too much.
- You must be in my mine. - Oh Boy.
Finally, Sam, when I will come,
and you must be there to pay homage.
Who else besides you who gives keynote address?
I will be there.
- MAN: Julian! - Yes?
I think that is you!
That's Patrick. Donnelly.
For heaven's sake, Patrick Donnelly.
- It's been a long time. - I'm from Seattle, for Robert.
Of course yes.
Oh, forgive me. This is Samuel, a good friend of mine,
and a former student.
Samuel, this is Patrick, ex-lover.
Wow. Um, alright, hi.
How do you know Robert?
Another ex my lover.
Mine too.
Can I bring you to drink tea, Julian?
Unless I interrupt.
No, no, not at all. I like tea.
In fact, I will for us to drink tea in my place.
- Where do you live? - 88 and Amsterdam.
Perfect. I'm in the Upper West.
I think your apartment is being painted.
S _ I said, Samuel.
See you later. Thanks again.
You're welcome.
Nice to meet you, Samuel.
You too.
(PLAY CLASSIC MUSIC)
It's been a long time, isn't that right?
Because we already... drink tea together.
(GROUP)
What do you do today?
I work at 6:00.
Can I bring you for lunch?
I think you will do it start looking for work today.
I have some items will come.
- "Some items"? - And...
I made us 200 again last night.
What is it, Braeden?
- What is this, what? - What are you doing?
Give us money.
You can work for money like a normal person.
So I should not take the money?
Yes, don't take the money.
That's not true makes sense.
Let's have lunch.
I will go to the gym.
- You just came from the gym. - Continue?
You just showered.
Good.
Good...
Let's go for lunch, then.
I don't want to go to lunch.
I want you to stop taking money for sex.
I think you okay with that.
I don't think it will happen this ordinary thing you do.
I think we can do it whatever we want.
- Sure. - I just have fun.
Don't you want me to have fun? I want you to have fun.
Yes I understand.
He has money. We need money.
- Right. - This is win-win.
Let's have lunch.
So that's the same man, then?
S right is no big deal, Luke.
Do you like it?
- Do I like it? - Does he sleep with you?
Oh my God, Luke, this is very stupid.
Can we be serious go for lunch?
You say "lunch" one more time , I swear to God...
Oh...
You know, I feel better.
I think you just just hang out.
You first.
Guess what I don't want do tonight.
Why not You just stopped?
Oh yes, is a good idea.
I'll just stop,
now you bring so much cash as a rented boy.
(LAUGH)
Why don't you talk to the waiter there?
Keep checking you.
Who in tights?
- She's funny. - He is fine.
Keep looking at you.
You know, I don't have to connect with someone
just to reply, Braeden.
That's not what I mean.
Besides...
I only have eyes for you.
You won't keep taking money from that person, right?
If not want me, I won't.
- Good. - Hm.
SAM: (SIGHS) Look at all this.
Have you ever seen someone who is so vulgar?
I like that.
I do not mean art. I mean people.
Look at this damn bastard.
Oh
Yes, total bastard.
I think this is your crowd.
No more.
Want more wine?
Surely.
Thank you.
Sam, I'm happy you succeeded.
Isn't this fantastic?
He is very young, very fresh, isn't that right?
Yes. Yes, it's very fresh.
This is extraordinary energy in this room.
Reminds me of when people use to feel happy with your work.
DB, come here. I want you to meet Sam Cooper.
Sam Cooper, this is DB.
Isn't he fantastic?
Real stars in making, I think.
Interesting work. That, uh...
like You experience a lot of fun.
Sam Cooper. Yes, I have heard about you.
Great. Good.
Do you work on something new?
I, actually, yes.
I'm working on a new one video film project.
- Cool. - Mm-hmm.
And this is Braeden. He's kind of... my new muse.
He helped me with the project.
- This is, uh, Rhona. - Hello.
- And DP. - This is DB.
Hi.
Well, I have to, uh...
That's amazing to meet you, Sam.
Uh, Rhona, I want... (CLEARS THROAT)
I want to say thank you
for something.
- Oh yeah? - Yes
I want to thank for not believing in me,
and to tell me I'm too old
to try something new.
- Sam... - No, that's really
kick in the ass I need it,
and I shouldn't say that you think
- just nonsense. - You never said that.
And I am especially sorry for saying that I hope
You choke on a full bag from the damn penis and die.
I shouldn't have said that, never.
That's really out of bounds,
and I hope you can find it in...
heart to forgive me.
You never say all that.
I'm not?
Ooh, alright, I guess
it must be all in my head.
You're a very strange man, Sam Cooper.
(GROUP)
Applause.
"Choke penis bag and die."
I want to say that for a long time.
Well... great for you.
Now what?
I want to paint you.
Come on.
Close your eyes.
Closed eyes.
Your turn.
close.
BRAEDEN: At the end of one of these sessions,
the top part makes love the bottom,
the last insult as long as he compared with the bottom
for a woman who needs cock.
Or make the base beg for that,
and make the bottom suck clean dick when he finishes.
This isn't just Louie.
That's standard S & M implementation procedure.
I always hate more chaotic.
Now what?
What do you think?
What is so revolutionary
about a gay man who is not like bottoming?
If you don't like it, don't do it.
I like that. It can't be enough.
There is nothing better than good big dick inside my ass.
I like what is a little you are obscene.
Isn't this fair contribute to the way
The whole world sees receptive partners in gay sex?
How is that?
Lower than?
What are they?
Uh, even enter gay community.
Straight acting, not femmes, masc for masc.
If you put your cock on someone, that's fine,
but if you open and take dick,
You are not a real man.
You're feminine, and it's bad to be feminine,
because it's bad being a woman.
That... is here.
"The last insult... young woman."
I don't realize it You're a feminist.
Yes, I think I am.
- Are you still recording? - Yes
SAM: And that's from William's book,
it's about the S & M scene - This is a special insult. - Correct.
Good.
Maybe it's time so you are humiliated.
SAM: What did you do thought you were doing?
I've finished with this, Sam.
I am done.
SAM: I won't get it for you.
Who will throw my body on the fence in the White House?
No one.
(DOORBELL RINGS)
Um... (CLEARS THROAT)
Does Braeden live here?
Yes.
I just, uh...
He left this. I just returned it.
You're Sam, right?
I'm sorry, how rude I am.
Sam Cooper.
I am Lukas. I am Braeden's girlfriend.
(CLEARS THROAT) Lukas, do you think I can drink a glass of water?
Yes.
Manhattan dirt.
This is really nonsense.
It's like a steaming pile pig manure.
Why don't you tell me how do you feel?
It's like, do you know what?
What is that?
So is Brooklyn.
That's all nonsense.
Why do you live?
If I have my way, we will return to the west.
We will get a small house,
maybe get a lot of kids, and maybe a dog.
Very romantic.
Yes.
So you are a filmmaker.
Sort.
What is this about?
Well, this is an art film, I guess.
Yes, yes, this is about my friend William,
and his lover, Louie, or his friend, Louie,
I have to say.
You know, this is really about, uh, AIDS.
They both die AIDS in the 90s.
Sounds pretty boring.
That's right?
No, Sam. I am kidding.
Oh well. (small laugh)
I understand.
You know I'm a post, right?
No.
Braeden no Mention?
He doesn't really say anything about you at all.
Hey.
Sam came here today.
Why?
To restore this.
I don't take money from him.
I don't.
He wants us to be in the film.
Hey, now we talk.
- We never made Asia. - And you look really good!
- Oh, I'm tired! - After working hard in the kitchen.
- (DOORBELL RINGS) - Oh, wait. Let me get that.
Hey.
Ah, sorry I'm late, but I brought beer.
- Good people. - Okay, let me put it in the fridge.
Do you start without me?
- No, you are on time. - Yes, we just arrived here.
A few minutes later, I will do it definitely eat your share.
- Does he get moo shu pigs? - Yes, Sam, we brought you pork. Do not panic.
I don't remember the last one our time together.
- Oh, that's not long. - More than a year, at least.
No, it's newer than that.
MAGGIE: No, I think Mateo is right, Sam.
What about Emma's school performance?
"Annie Get Your Gun"?
Yes, we are all there for.
- That was three years ago. - SAM: No!
Mm-hmm, yeah.
To old friends.
- Very old. - (Laughter)
We have to do this more often.
- Cheers for that! - Yes, toast.
I don't believe it's been three years.
Time passes when you have fun.
- But I don't have fun. - Where are sesame noodles?
You know, I don't believe he's 17 years old.
17, it's not sounds right.
- No, he must be 17. - Jesus Christ,
I remember changing his diaper.
- I don't remember that. - And he grew up
become more and more like his mother every day.
Oh, you mean all of his friends are gay boys?
Yes, actually they are.
Then, Sam will date them soon.
Hey! Sam's girlfriend is not that young.
Oh yeah they are.
- Young, stupid... - BOTH: And full of cum.
- They are not stupid. - I prefer not to hear about this.
And you are just jealous.
Speaking of the past,
You have found them long ago slide William yet?
(Sigh) I am looking.
Good.
Ooh, what is this?
Well, I just want to make one more toast.
- Oh yeah? - Yes.
Jeffrey and I have an announcement.
- You are engaged. - You should not.
Why do you always have to destroy everything?
Oh my God, I'm just kidding.
- Well, we are not engaged. - Thank you God.
- But we got married. - MAGGIE: No.
- Yes. - No.
- Yes. - What?
- Congratulations, children! - When?
JEFFREY: Today.
Are you married today?
- City Hall. - You little bastard.
God, I'm very happy for you.
Thank you, Maggie.
It's time for you to make honest women from him.
Okay, for Jeff and Mateo.
What's up, Sam? No you will say anything?
What do you want to say, Jeffrey?
Congratulations?
Very surprising. I am surprised.
Sam, calm down.
Can't you even act like you're happy for us?
Okay, sure. Um...
For Jeffrey and Mateo.
Congratulations.
Congratulations on being fully supportive
and a shining example heteronormativity.
Is he serious? Are you serious now?
I'm surprised at you, Jeffrey.
- Sam, no. - It is okay?
Look Sam, it's great that you men can marry now.
- Why do you do this? - Uh, because we love each other?
- Insurance? - I'm not talking to you. Why, Jeffrey?
- Well, fuck you too, Sam! - Damn me?
I am very ill from your dirt.
Alright, friends, come on, come on...
Will you tell us, huh?
That we have turned our backs on in the real battle,
that marriage equality is not real equality?
- OK. - Yes, well, we've heard everything before, Sam.
Jeffrey, you spend half your life
struggling to protect strange culture.
Oh, give me damn break.
Marriage is a straight construction!
- Don't be offended by you. - Nothing is taken.
It's about white men's rights and classism!
Eh, I don't know if you've noticed, but I'm not white.
- Oh, you are white. - Oh, now I'm white?
Guys, come on. What are you arguing about?
You have become them.
Does he mean us?
And who are you talking to about white privileges?
- That's you. - Am I this?
Yes. You are a special white man.
Okay, we understand. Sam is a white man. Can we move now?
I have dedicated my life to trying to do important things.
I have seen many things, and I have never stopped fighting.
Does anyone want to eat the last egg roll?
Nobody says that your work is not important
or what you see is not real, Sam.
But we all see it.
You only need to take a breath and look around
and see your friends happy and happy for them.
Yes, I am lucky, but I have used that privilege...
Yes, to buy sex and drugs.
... at that time was very important
to try and make a difference.
Stop that crap.
I mean, who do you think Do you help with your art?
What art do I have to do with this?
- Tell them, Jeffrey. - Tell me what?
MATEO: Tell him how you feel.
I'm not good with how you use William.
Using William?
He is my friend, Sam, who I introduce you to,
and he goes, and it hurts.
Yes I know that.
He is not an symbol for anything.
He is not a project.
Maggie, do you know Jeffrey feels like this?
This should be happy day, you know.
Let's eat and drink champagne and celebrate.
Thank you, Jeffrey,
to tell me how you feel.
And congratulations.
Can I smoke?
Sure.
Thank you friend.
Damn!
Fuck.
Are you sure you want to do this?
Yes. Lets do it.
Thank you again for doing this.
Sure.
So what do you do we want to do?
Whatever you feel is comfortable with...
... deed.
Good.
What is all this?
Okay, uh, how long have you been together?
Uh... five years?
Six years in September.
Just moved to the center a little.
Why don't you take off your clothes?
Will you paint us?
I don't know yet.
Are you okay?
Yes.
You are funny.
- Really? - Yes
Luke, it's okay. We don't make porn.
Right. This is art.
This is fun. What?
Luke, why don't you, um...
take the whip?
How does it feel?
Good.
SAM: Want to use it?
Are you?
- No. - Sam, what are you doing?
Why don't you tell me Luke's post?
- Excuse me? - I said why didn't you tell me?
Because it's not my thing to tell.
Good? And actually is not your business.
- But we make love. - BRAEDEN: We use condoms.
- LUKAS: Think I'll go. - SAM: That's not the point.
Yes, actually, that is the point.
I am PrEP, Luke is not detected.
SAM: You don't have to go, Lukas.
Yes, I actually think I did.
BRAEDEN: Sam, do you know what "undetectable" means?
Yes.
I think I can come here to do something for us.
But I think I might have to let you do your thing.
BRAEDEN: Luke.
Wait.
What is this?
Wait, can...
Can you not film me, okay?
Can you stop?
T you will chase it?
What? Argh. Can you not smoke for five minutes, please?
- Excuse me? - Yes, that's disgusting.
And that too is very bad for you.
Wow, thank you for the tip.
You take it just like that.
How easy you are to have it. How easy you think you have it.
Is that why? do you take us here?
So you can wake up in your little soapbox
and tell us that we are not alive, right?
No do it right.
You know something, Sam,
who needs another damn AIDS movie, huh?
Well, AIDS is scary. We understand.
You can watch all movies, and you can read all the books,
and you can take every damn the strange theory class you want...
Right! I will never understand.
I don't think you will ever.
If you go from hospital room, to...
to the memorial service,
to "I'm trying to help someone not lose their apartment,"
for demonstrations, to other cemeteries...
Do you want me to thank you?
Because it's there?
To survive?
To fight?
Thank you.
I really mean it.
Thank you.
But why can't you focus on the progress you've made?
Everything changes.
They are different. They are better. They are fine.
If I want to have nasty skin sex, I can do that.
I can do it safely, without shame.
I can live with me HIV-positive partner,
and we don't need to be afraid about when he will die.
You do that, Sam.
You do that for me, for us.
For everyone.
(SNIFFLES)
Can you stop smoking?
- What do you care about? - I just did it.
I care, Sam.
I care about you.
If you really think
no one can understand your life,
or who you are or what you are going through
because they are not there with you,
then what do you do?
Right? Like, what's all this, huh?
what is damn point, Sam?
(DOOR DOOR)
Samuel!
Hey, Jules.
God, I love this place.
Well, why do you stay away, then?
For good reasons.
Sam, really.
That past.
However, you're far away too old for me now.
T reminds me.
Oh come on. You are like Peter Pan.
Well, when and if I grow up...
You are exactly who I want to be.
That's good, Samuel.
I guess I don't want to be alone.
That's something I'm used to it.
I just don't want to end up like your friend.
Well, that's easy, Samuel.
Simply restraint jump out of the window.
Oh my God.
I will go down to the water.
Take this.
I will meet you there at cocktail hour.
With a cocktail.
Good.
WILLIAM: I am a queen.
Queen Victoria.
La reine Angleterre.
I will be known as Princess Royale.
Princess vacation.
Dan Louie...
Oh, Louie.
(MUTTERS)
I am the captain,
and this is my ship.
Le bateau cannot be released,
incroyable, royale,
everything is filled...
black garbage bags...
... and thrown into the sea.
- Sam. - Sam.
- Oh my God. - This should make you feel better.
Thank you.
Now... let's drink.
Oh!
It's fun to spend some time with you, Jules.
- Before... - Before what? I die?
Do you finish your film?
You know, I'm not sure I forgive you for stopping painting.
Oh, not you too.
I still have the first painting.
You are the first of my class.
- Really? - Yes
It depends on the hall by stairs.
I think you hate that .
I like it.
I need to do this more often.
(Sigh) Me too.
So many stars out here.
SAM: I almost forgot about them.
JULES: This is an illusion, Samuel.
That's all beautiful illusion.
Will you just keep looking at me,
or you will say something?
You can't continue not talking to me.
♪ I never thought I would be very bored... ♪
Come here.
♪ square inches my room ♪
♪ Gets smaller when you are close to me ♪
♪ And I can see yours ♪
♪ You can see the dots in my eyes... ♪
Is that what you want?
♪ But they are glued to the title ♪
♪ You can do it what you want ♪
♪ But you never do it under the gun ♪
♪ You can say what you want ♪
♪ But you never say it under the gun ♪
(GRUNTS) What will I do with all these books?
Jesus, you are like that A child.
(WHINES) Help me.
Alright okay.
Because you don't have a shelf...
let's stack them...
neat, in the column, to the wall.
Just makes it look like that intentionally.
When did you get it this place again?
'98.
Well, it's time to start looks like a real house.
I never thought had been here for so long.
I'm hungry. Are you hungry?
I can eat.
So Mark will bring trees in a few hours.
I can't believe you forced me to do this.
Hey, you are 55 years old,
and this is Christmas in July.
William will be Blessed.
Now...
the place is ready.
What if nobody comes?
They will come.
Thank you, Mags.
I have to go.
But I will do it see you tomorrow.
Don't worry a lot.
(OPEN DOOR, CLOSE)
♪ Hold my hand ♪
♪ I'm afraid ♪
♪ Please pray for me ♪
♪ When I go ♪
♪ Entertain the girl ♪
♪ Help him understand ♪
♪ Without memory ♪
♪ It doesn't matter how sad ♪
♪ And there is no violence ♪
♪ No matter how bad ♪
♪ Can darken hearts ♪
♪ Or separate it. ♪
Braeden.
Hi, Sam.
I don't think you will come.
You don't mind, Are you?
Oh my God, no. More lively.
I invite you, right?
- Happy birthday. - Thank you.
So I can get all of you drink?
Beer, wine, vodka, gin, tequila, rum?
BOTH: Beer.
Okay, two beers. I will be right back.
Egg nog.
Egg eggs?
Where did you get egg nog in July?
Don't ask, men, drink it.
- Good, right? - Oh. Drunk.
Hell, huh.
Many more where it comes from.
Beer...
and beer.
- Thank you. - Cheers.
Good.
Yes.
Merry Christmas.
- Mateo! - SECOND: Hey!
Happy birthday, big man.
Thank you.
Is Jeffrey here?
Uh, yes, he is around here.
I want to apologize,
for... You know, I'm making donkeys like that.
Aw, you can't hold it back.
I really don't mean it.
(LAUGH)
Yes, you did it.
Happy birthday, Sam.
I'm glad you are here.
- This is a good result. - Mm-hmm.
Uh, who's all this cute white boy, Sam?
Ah.
That was what we were.
Oh, now you are just old white men.
- Ouch. - Happy Birthday!
For me!
ALL: ♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
♪ Happy birthday, Sam ♪
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
Want.
(CHEERS, Applause)
- Cakes? - Sure, thank you.
I do not believe we have met.
Oh, I'm Braeden.
Julian. One belongs to Sam the oldest friend.
- You are the teacher. - I.
Time passed very fast.
- Yes? - You will see.
One day you will become Sam, then you will become me.
And then what?
Return to ether.
A-five, six, seven, eight!
ALL: ♪ Our angels have heard at high ♪
♪ Sweet singing on the plains ♪
- Hey - Hey
I hate it when you smoke marijuana.
I hate when you make love with other people.
I have to say goodbye.
I will below.
Hey.
I go, but I just...
want to make sure I give this before I leave.
This is a kind of IOU.
You don't owe me anything.
Happy birthday, Sam.
The things we have seen.
Yes.
This is a miracle we can still string of sentences together.
I bring the slide to you.
There are some good ones.
(DOOR OPENED)
Mags! You're a wild kid.
Yes, Sam, yes.
- I have to go. - Uh huh.
I mean, we have to go.
- Is he okay? - Oh, yes. He is fine.
Where is Julian? Where is that old friend?
- He left, Mags. - What is it?
- He goes home. - Julian returns home.
All other people go home.
- I'm right. - What about, honey?
Oh, you know.
Okay, come on.
Oh good night, my dear.
Thank you for everything.
Dear God, thank you, Sam.
And I can't help you clean up tonight.
- It's okay. - No, but I'm sorry.
- Don't regret it. - Okay, I'm not sorry.
I love you.
Like, I love you so much. Good?
You love me. Understand.
Okay good. Happy birthday, Sam.
I love you.
Good night, friend. Thank you for an amazing party.
Every time.
Nighttime. Merry Christmas, Sam.
Good night, Mags.
See you later. Like, tomorrow.
- Clean up. - Good.
See you later.
(MUSIC SERENE)
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