It’s an incredibly feel-good movie, with a competition to be won, and a road trip, yet conveys the complexities of desire, sexuality, insecurities, and identity in relationships.

Gouëlou’s film is unlike anything you’ve seen before, as it absolutely succeeds not only as a love story and a tale of liberation, but also as a profound meditation on the many different versions of us that coexist within ourselves.

Director and co-writer Florent Gouëlou paints an engrossing picture of two people destined to fall in love but fated to part ways in the gem, "Three Nights A Week." Pauly, in a rich and affecting turn, shows us all Baptiste's vulnerabilities.

Three Nights a Week is less the love story between a straight man and a drag queen it has been billed as, and rather a love letter to a subculture and the invitations that it opens.