Jentis said she wrote the screenplay "after spending several nights with friends discussing true love", and it was the fastest script she had ever written.

They said director Caytha Jentis shows "promise here...by making fine points about masculinity and identity before delivering a nice appropriate ending".

[6] David DeWitt wrote in The New York Times there is no chemistry that develops between the actors; "they’re just two guys speaking and pausing with grossly melodramatic weight".

[5] Raymond Murray from QFest praised the movie as a "refreshingly funny story with witty dialogue and believable characters".

Their review had kind words for Margaret Anne Florence as being a "pure joy throughout", and for Jentis too, saying she "realistically illustrated the love that one man holds for two people of differing sexuality and that of its heart-rendering consequences".