Comedy,Romance
United States of America
The protagonist of the movie is Clay, a young man from the Midwest who arrives at a large state university with high hopes of living the wild college life. He quickly becomes enamored with Amanda, a beautiful sorority girl who seems out of reach. In order to get closer to her, Clay decides to pretend to be gay, thinking that this will make her more comfortable around him.
This decision leads to a series of complicated and often hilarious situations, as Clay navigates the complex social hierarchy of the university. He becomes involved in a campus LGBT group, participates in a fraternity hazing ritual, and even has to "come out" to his parents in order to maintain his cover.
Throughout all of this, Clay tries to balance his desire for Amanda with his growing awareness of the struggles and injustices faced by the LGBT community. Along the way, he also finds himself becoming drawn to another young man named Matt, who is genuinely gay and trying to make a difference on campus.
As the movie progresses, tensions begin to rise on campus as various factions clash over issues of gender, sexuality, and identity. Clay finds himself at the center of a major controversy, and becomes an unwitting hero in the process. By the end of the film, he has learned a great deal about himself and the world around him, and comes to appreciate the importance of authenticity and honesty in relationships.
