Rating: B -- [G]ay male audiences especially may find a lot to take from this entertaining documentary. That's if they can get over their fears to watch it in the first place. Full Review

The basic question in his movie's title is easily answered, the more complex underlying questions necessarily harder. And this is nothing if not a conversation starter. Full Review

Rating: 3.5/5 -- It's an interesting film, consistently entertaining, a mile wide and an inch deep. Full Review

Rating: 3/5 -- American writer-director David Thorpe turns the camera - or more importantly the microphone - on himself to create this engaging, lively documentary about gay identity. Full Review

Rating: 3.5/5 -- The film leaves plenty of space for humor, between the musings of Thorpe's own friends in New York, and of course, a collection of interviews with the likes of Margaret Cho, George Takei, Dan Savage, and David Sedaris. Full Review

[A] breezy, funny, often quite clever film more concerned with minor epiphanies than big answers.

Rating: 2/5 -- An interesting and earnest first glimpse at an intriguing question; hopefully it will inspire others to take up the mantle. Full Review