Me Him Her

Twentysomething Midwestern desk jockey Corey (Dustin Milligan, Extract) arrives in Los Angeles to help his semi-famous TV star friend Brendan (Luke Bracey, The Best of Me) take his first step out of the closet. Brendan is not quite ready to take the final leap, but when he meets the man of his dreams, the door is flung quickly open. With the media watching his every misstep, things get seriously complicated when Corey embarks on his own whirlwind, head-spinning, roller-coaster romance with the sharp-witted lesbian Gabbi (Emily Meade, “The Leftovers”), whose demonically jealous ex is out for revenge. Roll in Gabbi’s best friends (Alia Shawkat, “Arrested Development” and Rebecca Drysdale, “The Big Gay Sketch Show”), Brendan’s clueless parents (Geena Davis and Scott Bakula), and a wild cameo turn from Haley Joel Osment, this is the directorial debut of Max Landis (screenwriter of Chronicle).