Shank gay film

Different strokes and all that, but Shank gave me enough wood to find through a extended, cold winter. Directed by Simon Pearce, the English drama divides neatly into three acts. The first is sexy, the second intimate and the third somewhat dramatically confusing.

Cal (Wayne Virgo), whose barely glimpsed screen name provides the film’s title, hooks up online with Scott (Garry Summers), an older, nervous man, and drives him to the woods for sex. Afterwards Cal gives Scott a head-banging that leaves him black-eyed and bleeding, and abandons him there.

Back in his own element, Cal is a member of a teenage gang. He has a crush on his best buddy, Jonno (Tom Bott), who seems to return it but not acknowledge it; and is crushed on in rotate by Nessa (Alice Payne), whom he avoids as much as possible.

This existence the 21st century, these kids video everything, from vicious beatings to furtive sexual encounters, with their mobile phones. Cal uses his own sex tapes for J/O material.

Worlds collide when the gang spots Olivier (Marc Laurent) on the street with bags from high-end stores. He’s not only gay and wealthy, but French. Jonno and Nessa jump him, plunder his packages and beat