Get Real is a coming-of-age film that was released in 1998. The movie opens with Steven, a shy and intelligent high school student, who is secretly in love with John Dixon, a popular and talented athlete who is dating the beautiful and popular girl Annabel. Steven is struggling with his sexuality and has never come out of the closet to anyone except for his best friend Linda.
As Steven and John cross paths in a public restroom, they share an intimate moment that leads Steven to believe that John may also be gay. Encouraged by Linda, Steven begins to pursue John, and the two start a clandestine relationship. However, their relationship is complicated by John's fear of being outed and Steven's struggle to come to terms with his own sexuality.
As Steven and John's relationship begins to blossom, Annabel becomes suspicious of their closeness and starts to investigate. This leads to a confrontation between the three of them, and Steven is finally forced to come out to his parents and the entire school.
The film is a complex and honest portrayal of the challenges faced by young people struggling with their sexuality. The movie was highly praised for its authenticity and its realistic portrayal of the difficulties that young LGBTQ+ people face. Get Real is a beautifully acted, well-written movie with a heartwarming and emotional storyline that explores the themes of love, friendship, and self-acceptance.