A few nice moments visually, especially with the effects of light in the city or that montage at the end, but the second installment in this series felt more mundane and less touching than the first. We see a 26 year old man in various places in his life - the gym, his office, at the laundromat, a sexual encounter with an older man, walking through Chinatown in the morning, and at a dance club. At the end, rather suddenly, we get some incredibly graphic sex talk, the details of which I'll spare the reader. Maybe the intent was to show a progression or an awakening in this young man, who at the beginning seemed rather timid in the sauna, but it felt like there was no sense of pace in doing this, and unpleasant besides.
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