Lonely Boys

About This Movie

Lonely Boys is this offbeat exploration of friendship and heartbreak wrapped in a dramedy format. It has a laid-back Brooklyn vibe, capturing the essence of post-breakup life. Jules, the writer, is this introspective character trying to find solace in his script while navigating the chaos of his best friend's self-pitying antics. Saul's heavy drinking and brooding about his divorce really set this contrast between the two men. The chemistry between Dan Simon and Gregory Lay feels genuine, like a real conversation you'd overhear at a bar. The pacing meanders a bit, but that’s part of its charm. It’s not flashy, but it resonates with those familiar themes of loss, creativity, and the struggle to move on.

Directorial approach remains a mystery. · Interesting character dynamics. · A reflective take on writers' struggles.