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And, There You Are
Director Doug Sebastian delivers a unique perspective on socially acceptable romance with his
amusing story about a gay man named Ray Dalton (Roy Kirkland), who attempts to find true love
by wooing straight men. When it becomes clear that Dalton's method isn't quite working and
complications arise, his family and friends chime in with their advice.
Harrison Simon, Jeffrey Ordonez, Davey Sheffield, John Dangler, Tyler Mitchell & Eugene Mapp co-star.

WHAT THE CRITICS SAY:
Different enough to pay attention to.
Although the production was not perfect, I loved the premise of this funny little
movie. It is amazing to me that things most gays are complaining about are
exactly the points I am drawn to. The main character was interesting and honest,
he did realize that his attraction to straights is an emotional dead end and did see
a shrink (A real weirdo of a "hipster shrink"). But I personally always thought
that there is an interesting "Ying Yang" between certain homosexuals and certain
straights, a wonderful twilight zone full of mystery that is well worth exploring
and is being too often shunned off as "homophobic". Not so. Whatever
happened to "sexuality is one big gray zone? An obvious victim of the big gay
push attempting to tell everyone who to lust after what's right and what's wrong
in the gay bible. Gay life is not for everybody and this movie makes a good point
of that. If my words speak to you, see the film.
Chicago, IL - United States

A Little Southern Hospitality - Ray Style
I like to support Independent films. I'm not expecting a polished
Hollywood movie. Some are good, some are plain awful. It's a matter
of personal taste anyway. I watched [And, There You Are ] last night
(rental) and really enjoyed the movie. It was obviously tongue in
cheek humor and had an original idea. A lot good looking shirtless
straight {?} guys was the basic theme. Expect a light , funny and
you'll be fine.
Patrick "DVD" Fanatic
WA state- USA

Excellent for an independent work of art.
I loved it, very realistic and for an independent film, they hit it on the button.
Excellent!
DJ Ridge
Allentown,PA - USA

Unusually interesting
Toby Ross wrote on 12/16/2007:
Saw this over the weekend and I must say, despite some "critics" who voiced their disgust with gays who chase straights (Were was it written that gays should only to sleep with other gay? What happened to Sexuality is one big gray zone?). Story-Ray is a well to do furniture dealer who bluntly approaches tricks in the blue color echalans for his carnal amusment. One scene with the girl friend of one of the heteros in the midst of what looked like a sleep over with a bunch of other girl friends who amuse themseleves by sending My Space Messages to Ray (to compete with him or just mock him), caught my attention and shines above the rest. Enjoyable fluff.

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Unusually interesting
Toby Ross wrote on 12/16/2007:
Saw this over the weekend and I must say, despite some "critics" who voiced their disgust with gays who chase straights (Were was it written that gays should only to sleep with other gay? What happened to Sexuality is one big gray zone?). Story-Ray is a well to do furniture dealer who bluntly approaches tricks in the blue color echalans for his carnal amusment. One scene with the girl friend of one of the heteros in the midst of what looked like a sleep over with a bunch of other girl friends who amuse themseleves by sending My Space Messages to Ray (to compete with him or just mock him), caught my attention and shines above the rest. Enjoyable fluff.
Southern Hospitality - RayRay Style
jpwz wrote on 11/10/2007:
I like to support Independent films and I'm not expecting a polished Hollywood movie. Some are good, some are just plain awful. It's a matter of personal taste anyway. I watched this last night (rental) and really enjoyed the movie. It was obviously tongue and cheek humor and had an original idea. A lot of good looking shirtless straight(?) guys was the basic theme. You have to overlook the technical flaws and the one that bugged me the most was the loudness of the songs. I had my volume turned to the lowest setting and it was still loud. 25 minutes of out takes were enough and Roy's music video was well, can you say c-h-e-e-s-y? Also, could the credits roll any slower? I mean 4 minutes is overkill. Expect a light funny Independent low budget movie with lots of shirtless straight men and you'll be fine.
A surprisingly effective comedy!