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Synopsis

When the hopelessly single Aiden is asked to be the best man at his ex–boyfriend Max's commitment ceremony, he finds himself confronting unresolved heartache. To make matters worse, Aiden will have to spend the weekend of the wedding with Max and his soon–to–be–husband at their lake house. So, rather than go alone, Max decides to invite his roommate's outrageous friend Lance to pose as his boyfriend. But, in the days leading up to the ceremony, Aiden discovers the awkward tension may be more than he can handle.

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3 Reasons To buy this film

Gay romantic comedy fans will not be disappointed. This is a crowd-pleaser.
As two matchmaking, marriage-breaking schemers, newcomers Scott Higgins and Aleisha Force give two truly funny, exceedingly charming performances.
Hold Your Peace will resonate with anyone who has ever wanted someone that they couldn't have.

Review

Aiden (Chad Ford) is asked to be the best man at the commitment ceremony of his ex-boyfriend Max (Tyler Brockington). Despite the objections of his friends, Aiden agrees to do it - only because he doesn't want to admit that he might still be in love with Max. Desperate to seem like his love and sex lives are going great, Aiden realizes that he can't attend the ceremony alone. He has to bring a boyfriend! But for someone who hasn't dated in over two years, this could be a problem.

With help from his female roommate Janice (Aleisha Force), he convinces a cute, blond twink named Lance (Scott Higgins) to go with him. Their best laid plans unravel, and the charade is tested, when Max and his hunky fiancé begin to suspect that the two new lovers make a significantly strange couple. And when sparks begin to fly, once again, between Aiden and Max, all of the individual couplings come into question.

Hold Your Peace is a romantic comedy that explores the different ways that we decide with whom we are going to spend our lives.

-- Dudley Best

Product Format Information

DVD : $19.99

Availability: In stock and ready to ship
Region Code: 1
UPC: 857965003009

Studio : Breaking Glass Pictures

Languages: English (Primary)
Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
Features:
Outtakes
Audio commentary
Behind-the-scenes footage
Featurette: What is Hold Your Peace?

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Streaming : $3.99

Customer Reviews

I want to be "TRANSPORTED".....

just a reviewer wrote on 02/11/2012:

.....at least a Couple of Feet...when I watch a Gay Romance movie.

Sorry to say...this film got me barely an Inch. Even after a couple of watchings. And here are just a few reasons WHY (I exclude any comment on the storyline, which Robert Lind has done a stellar job of providing at Amazon.com):

- None of the (shared) 4-Leads struck me as being anything other than average actors (tho Blair Dickens, as Forrest, would get my vote for "Stand-Out" in this particular group---and not just because of his above average tallness).

- Lead characters' LIKABLENESS was pretty much Nil for me: dour acting...close-mouthed...whiny...taciturn-looking are just a few of the negative personal traits given these characters by writers and actors (tho, again, Dicken's role was written as more upbeat, more understanding).

- Storyline is stale....having been done 100s of times in heterosexual wedding movies, throughtout the history of film.

- Ah, yes...lest I forget The Girls. Since most Gay Romances must give us the B(Girl)FF / Advisor, I'd have to grant that Melissa McCurley, as Samantha, does an OK job. She only butts in, obtrusively, a couple of times (wait...maybe that's supposed to happen---Ugh). The other 3 females on board help stretch out the action...but are not there for much more than that.

- The last minute of the film is a Whirlwind...and I will cede to Mr. Lind's (see above) take on that.

I award 1.5 STARs (the Half-STAR is added only due to decent cinematograpy and the acting of Blair / McCurley

I will NOT be keeping this film in my Gay DVD Library.

Spending Our Lives

Amos Lassen wrote on 09/19/2011:

For some reason, very few gay romantic comedies work and I still do not know why not. Here we have Aiden (Chad Ford) who is asked to be the best man for his ex-boyfriend, Max (Tyler Brockington) at his commitment ceremony (and we immediately see the awkwardness here). Aiden does not want to go to the ceremony alone so he invites Lance (Scott Higgins), a stereotypical gay, as his date for the affair and from that moment things start to get complicated (although we are not sure why) and Aiden cannot seem to get a grip on what is happening. There is a lot of heart here and this really could have been the comedy of the year but…

Granted this sounds like the plot is ideal but something happened and it just doesn’t work as well as it should. Aiden and Max have been apart for two years but Aiden is still in love with Max. Max however, has moved on and is now with Forrest (Blair Dickens) and they are about to tie the knot. Max’s best man let’s him know at the last minute that he cannot make it and Aiden is Max’s only option.

At the wedding everything goes awry. Aiden keeps thinking about Max and Lance is infatuated with Forrest and… (You have to wait to see). Wade McDonald wrote and directed.