It’s sexy, thought-provoking and at times quite challenging. M/M by Drew Lint will definitely not be for everyone but I really liked it.
As reality and fiction blur, an accident gives Matthew an unusual opportunity. He meets Mattias (Nicolas Maxim Endlicher) and becomes infatuated, going so far as to styling himself to look like him and even trying to pass himself off as the object of his affection. M/M is a sexy thriller set in Berlin about a Canadian called Matthew (Antoine Lahaie) who feels isolated in the city. This film is a marmite one – you’ll either love it or hate it. It won’tbe to everyone’s taste but if you go in with an open mind, you may just love it. The Year I Lost My Mind stood out for me because it’s quite bold, daring and something different. As Tom starts to stalk Lars, the two men are thrown into a strange cat-and-mouse game that culminates in a very unexpected way.
Tom (Alexander Tsypilev) breaks into the home of professor Lars (Julien Lickert) and he can’t get him out of his mind. Obsession is the theme of psycho-sexual thriller The Year I Lost My Mind.
