GETTIN' DOWN SYNOPSIS
From the press notes, courtesy of Bijou:'This mid-1970's gem tells the story of a country boy's encounters in the big, bad city and him, subsequently, finding true love. Our young curly-haired hero treks outdoors, the incredible vistas of big mountain ranges and fertile valleys providing a backdrop to his solo play, as he proceeds to furiously stroke his big throbber, causing his mushroom head to explode in relief. Looking for some man-to-man action in the big city, his truck inconveniently breaks down, forcing him to spend several days in the wicked inner city.Paralleling his quest for fulfillment is the story of a sexy, macho, mustached stud that's experiencing a break-up with his lover of five years. His former beau packs his belongings to the soulful, soaring vocals of Gloria Gaynor's I Will Survive as he clears the bathroom of lube and Vaseline, and the freezer of locker room amyl nitrate! The director (Lancer Brooks, a.k.a. Tom De Simone) uses minimum dialogue and visuals to achieve the greatest and most profound sense of loss here: the stud's twitching hands, his fighting back the urge to wave his ex back as he drives off (which is poignant and moving), as well as sheer brilliance.Unwilling to sulk and suffer, he tries to throw himself back into the dating game by calling a humpy escort. His nervousness is palpable as they both delay the reason for the visit, until the wine, cigarettes and marijuana have their desired effects, and the two men finally kiss. Tender and passionate, these are two gay guys who obviously like sex with other men, and especially one another. The inhaling of poppers takes on the aura of religious ritual as they share the bottle and mutual massages, their sensual communion set to one of the finest soundtracks this reviewer's ever heard. In one of those all night fuck sessions, they trade blow jobs and butt banging with open, warm gusto. Both are handsome, muscular, and thick dicked; their sex play is beauti

GETTIN' DOWN REVIEW
Not reviewed.