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Arts & Entertainment/ Film

Frameline 48: Screenwriter and Lead Actor of “Throuple” Talks About The New Rom-Com

Gary Carnivele June 25, 2024

Bubbly and steamy at varying turns, Greyson Horst’s comedy Throuple is alive with a sense of romantic exploration amid the fierce energy of its DIY scene. At its opening, Throuple finds single singer-songwriter Michael (played by Michael Doshier, who also penned the screenplay) adrift and musically uninspired… at least until he meets a newly-open gay married couple at his friend’s show.

Seemingly on the hunt for casual sexual encounters, Georgie (Stanton Plummer-Cambridge) and Connor (Tommy Heleringer of Gayby, Frameline36) instantly draw Michael into their orbit. But when Michael’s relationship with the husbands starts to feel less like an NSA fling and more like a hunt to find their third, Michael starts to consider new possibilities both in his romantic and his artistic pursuits, taking him to uncharted territory.

Using split-screen editing, sharp location photography, and colorful captions amid the din of the many concert and performance sequences, Throuple’s energy stems as much from its central trio as the creative community they’re a part of. Throuple offers a sweetly realized tale of growing up, which places openness and creativity as keys to unlocking one’s self.

PROGRAM NOTE WRITER

George Elkind

Expected Guests

Michael Doshier

Actor, Screenwriter

Katharine Bartek

Producer

Phillip Hughes

Producer

Streaming Note: This film is only available to stream in California.

Tickets

JUNE 27, 2024 3:30 PM — 5:08 PM

Roxie TheaterBook Tickets

JUNE 24, 2024 12:01 AM — JUNE 30, 2024 11:59 PM

STREAM

https://www.frameline.org/films/frameline48/throuple

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