The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo

TV Mini Series
2016
Not Rated
15m

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Ken Kirby, Brian Jordan Alvarez, Stephanie Koenig, Jon Ebeling, Jason Greene, and Antonio Marziale in The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo (2016)

A wondrous story of the complexities of relationships, friendly and romantic that blurs the lines of expected tropes through random comedy and realistic, interconnected interactions.A wondrous story of the complexities of relationships, friendly and romantic that blurs the lines of expected tropes through random comedy and realistic, interconnected interactions.A wondrous story of the complexities of relationships, friendly and romantic that blurs the lines of expected tropes through random comedy and realistic, interconnected interactions.

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8.6/10

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Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Brian Jordan Alvarez

Caleb

Stephanie Koenig

Karen

Jon Ebeling

Billy

Jason Greene

Freckle

Ken Kirby

Lenjamin

Antonio Marziale

Benicio

Danièle Watts

Tatiana

Punam Patel

Panana…

Michael Strassner

Mike Wake

Judilin Bosita

Jury…

Jimmy Fowlie

Chris

Curtis Tyrone Scott

Jarius

Nick Jandl

Malcolm

Brian Sounalath

Johnny

Satya Bhabha

Andy

Tony Abatemarco

Juan

Loretta Fox

Andrea

Matthew Lynn

Jeff

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8/10

Hyperaware Post-Queer Dramedy. 7.5

This series a whimsical, fresh, abstract, down to earth, rush.

Seemingly contradictory, but it works. It's authentic even when being outlandish.

It captures the mundane but also the psychic fibers of life that connect us all.

It's Post-Queer. It's fluid and free. It's solidifies queer social progress and reminds us that it was never queer in the first place but our original natures.

Brian Jordan Alvarez and Jason Greene really anchor the film with their fresh honest acting and Antonio Marziale ethereal presence makes this a guilty pleasure that deserves a few re-watches.