BOY CULTURE, Q. Allan Brocka’s sexy, smart and deliciously funny follow-up to EATING OUT, introduces us to a uniquely queer family. A sizzling hot, high-end hustler, who chooses to be known only as X (read defense mechanism, fear of intimacy), lives with two roommates - newly-out Andrew (Noah’s Arc stunner Darryl Stephens) and outspoken Joey, their sharp-tongued, barely legal “son.” X is secretly in love with Andrew; Joey is none too secretly in love with X. This knotty love triangle widens when X meets Gregory (the superb Patrick Bauchau), an erudite elderly client with a few secrets of his own. X is a whore but he’s not a slut, and therein lies his dilemma. With Gregory as mentor, confidante and surrogate father, X finally breaks through his well-guarded walls and risks taking a chance on love. With arresting performances from its eye-catching stars and a saucily clever screenplay from Brocka and Philip Pierce, BOY CULTURE celebrates the boundary-defying possibilities of gay relationships while comically exposing the very thorns we face as we rebelliously tread uncharted, distinctly queer paths to happiness.