Weekend by Andrew Haigh
Now, I've seen a lot of gay movies in the past that had no substance whatsoever, and completely relied on the audience members to be gay to even enjoy it, and this is not one of those movies.The director has such a good grasp on film making and human emotion, it's astounding.

This is the most honest film I've ever seen in terms of a depiction of a gay relationship, and you don't have to be gay yourself to enjoy the movie. That is, of course, unless you're a socially detached dinosaur from Uganda. I mean, gay people are able to watch straight relationship movies all the time, it's not like you need a super power to be able to feel human emotion,and they did touch on that notion philosophically, through dialogue in the film, as well, but if your gut response to this movie is "Eww! That's gross!" then you should probably just kill yourself, cuz there's a lot of worse things on this planet, and I don't know how you're going to cope with that.

When it came to the acting, both of the actors were great and easy to relate to. Fantastic movie, and I'd definitely recommend it.