Bed-Book-Beyond

“Some More” is a gentle, heartfelt short film that proves you don’t need drama or spice to tell a meaningful love story. The simple setup—two men meeting by chance when a city boy cycling injures his leg and finds help at a quiet countryside farm—quickly blossoms into something warm and sincere. Their discovery that they’re both gay feels natural, and the sweet, innocent flirting that follows is full of soft glances and genuine connection. I loved how the film leaned into tenderness rather than intensity, letting the romance grow at its own pace. As the city boy heals and prepares to return to his life, I was nervous the story would end on an uncertain, open note—but the final scene completely eased that fear. Seeing him return, backpack in hand, strongly hints that what they shared was more than a fleeting moment. The supportive cousin was also a lovely touch, quietly affirming and kind throughout. Overall, “Some More” is pure sweetness—soft, hopeful, and quietly romantic in the best way.