G.B.F.

(2013)

In the movie G.B.F. (2013), Tanner is thrust into the spotlight when he is accidentally outed as gay by his classmates. Following this revelation, Tanner becomes a highly sought-after accessory, being dubbed the gay best friend by three popular girls at his high school. Being the center of attention has its upsides as Tanner gains popularity and is invited to exclusive parties, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges.

As the gay best friend to these queen bees, Tanner must navigate the complexities of their friendship while staying true to himself. He soon realizes that his newfound popularity is shallow and superficial, causing him to question his identity and the value of being seen as a stereotype.

Throughout the film, Tanner develops genuine connections with other characters, including his best friend Brent, who struggles with his own sexual orientation. Together, they support and encourage each other, challenging societal norms and expectations.

G.B.F. is a comedy that tackles themes of friendship, identity, and acceptance. It explores the pressures of high school popularity, the misconceptions about sexuality, and the importance of self-acceptance. This heartfelt and humorous film shines a light on the power of true friendship and reminds us that authenticity should always prevail, even in the face of labels and stereotypes.

Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming journey as Tanner navigates the highs and lows of his newfound status as the ultimate gay best friend in G.B.F. (2013).