Comedy,Drama,Romance
United States of America
Threesome is a 1994 American comedy-drama film directed by Andrew Fleming. The film tells the story of three college students who become roommates in a dormitory. Eddy (played by Josh Charles) is a free-spirited artist who enjoys experimenting with drugs and casual sex. Stuart (played by Stephen Baldwin) is a straight-laced pre-med student who is focused on his studies. Alex (played by Lara Flynn Boyle) is a sharp-witted and independent student who develops romantic feelings for Eddy.
At first, the three roommates struggle to live together harmoniously, with Eddy and Stuart often clashing due to their vastly different personalities. However, as they begin to get to know each other better, they start to develop deeper connections. Alex begins to pursue a romantic relationship with Eddy, much to Stuart's chagrin. Stuart, on the other hand, begins to secretly lust after Alex, further complicating the dynamic between the three.
As the film progresses, the relationships between the three roommates become increasingly complex, with each person's feelings and desires coming to the surface. Eddy struggles with his own deep-seated insecurity and fear of commitment, while Alex and Stuart grapple with their own conflicting emotions for each other and for Eddy.
Despite its provocative subject matter, Threesome handles the complexities of sexuality and relationships with humor and sensitivity. The film ultimately explores themes of self-discovery, acceptance, and the inherent messiness of human connections.
