Overview

Pierre and Luc are two young business executives who enjoy working together in their Paris office. They also have a very close friendship outside the workplace. Luc is embarrassed when another friend of his, Jacques, teases him about his relationship with Pierre. "You two do everything else together," Jacques tells Luc. "You might as well sleep together, too." According to the cynical Jacques, Luc and Pierre have "an office bromance" going on between them, with definite homoerotic overtones. The irony is that Pierre and Luc are both gay, but neither has confided this information to his coworker. When they go out of town on a business trip and share a hotel room, the two friends' defenses come down, and their bromance begins to heat up. Without intending to, Jacques may have given Luc some excellent advice. Why shouldn't two men who work together also play together?