Pit Stop (2013)

In the quiet corners of a small town, two men, Gabe and Ernesto, navigate their labyrinthine love lives, tinged with shades of past, present, and an elusive desire for the future. Gabe, seeking refuge from a misguided romance with a married man, finds solace in the bond he shares with his ex-wife and daughter. His life is a gentle waltz of emotion, intertwining the past and present in a dance of longing and acceptance. Across town, Ernesto wrestles with his own complex narrative. He delicately sidesteps the reality of sharing his home with an ex-lover, instead choosing to spend his free hours in the company of a different ex-boyfriend, who lies comatose after a recent accident. His days are filled with the poignant silence of unspoken words and the echo of a love paused mid-beat. Both men, seemingly adrift in their blue-collar existence, possess an unquenchable thirst for romance, a beacon of hope in their cyclical lives. Their emotional solitude is painted with a brush of subtlety and optimism, eschewing the expected melodrama in favor of a more poetic narrative. "Pit Stop" made its debut at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, and was showcased at a plethora of film festivals across the US and Canada, appealing to a diverse audience with its candid portrayal of both traditional and LGBT themes. This film is a quiet exploration of love, longing, and the intricate dance of human connection.

Pit Stop is a drama movie featuring Bill Heck and directed by Yen Tan.

Pit Stop is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Kanopy and The Roku Channel and it's also available on Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and realeyz.

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