Trust Me

The contrasting backgrounds of Shawn, a devout Christian fundamentalist, and Bobby, a street-smart latchkey kid, set the stage for their complex relationship. Both struggle with their same-sex attractions amidst personal turmoil—Shawn grappling with guilt from his beliefs and past trauma, while Bobby maintains a facade of denial. Their eventual connection challenges their preconceived notions and opens them up to a profound emotional bond, forcing them to confront their identities and feelings in a world filled with confusion and societal pressures.