200 American

Year: 2003

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: English

Director: Richard LeMay

RomanceDrama

Conrad, a gay CEO of an NYC ad agency and a control freak, still pines for his ex, Martin. He hires Tyler, a charismatic young Australian hustler, first for a one‑night job and then as a permanent employee. While Conrad tries to rekindle his romance with Martin, Tyler—who uses the daytime name Ian—falls for his new supervisor Michael, creating a tangled web of attraction and rivalry.

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