Everything I Like

By: Amos Lassen

"EVERYTHING I LIKE"
A New Worker
Amos Lassen

Guillermo Rovira' "Everything I Like" introduces us to
Daniel (Milton Roses), an editor at a production company. When Javier, a new cameraman, is hired, Daniel's life is changed totally and in ways he never expected. He always thought of himself as straight but finds himself beginning to develop feelings for Javier. Daniel's friends encourage him to give into his feelings and come out but he isn't sure that he is ready to do so. He finally accepts his bisexuality and starts online dating which is uncomfortable for him. He finds himself often embarrassed as he winds his way thorough possible partners. His problem is that he is really looking to find the courage to tell Javier how he really feels. Compounded with this is Daniel's fear of being naked in front of another person.
Sometimes it takes another person to make us realize who we really are and to be able to admit that to ourselves. We worry about how we are perceived by others and therefore lost some of the best times we could have. Daniel is encouraged to accept himself as a gay male even though he feels that he is unsure that he is. This is not a new situation for many and watching this reminds us of that.