“Sometimes I just need...” “Hot man-on-man action?” Loosely based on writer-director Joseph Graham’s experiences in the ’90s, BEAUTIFUL SOMETHING weaves through the lives of four creative men during one night in the City of Brotherly Love. Brian, a poet with writer’s block and a penchant for being unlucky in love, manages to have a steamy sexual encounter with Jim, a hot young aspiring actor and dramatic muse for Drew (Colman Domingo, LEE DANIELS’ THE BUTLER, LINCOLN), a sculpted sculptor. Jim’s jealousy of Drew’s talent precipitates dangerous choices, which both inspire and infuriate Drew. Meanwhile, talent agent Bob cruises the streets in his big white limo playing both sugar daddy and knight in shining armor in a quest for his next stripling man-ingénue. They soon discover that their hollow, quick, dirty romps can’t mask their insecurities and failures. Much like New York City’s role in Sex & the City, Philadelphia plays the mood-setting supporting fifth character during the 24 hours during which our protagonists comb the city’s back alleys for the unknown. All are thirsty for something more as they follow their desires and urges in this compelling, sexually charged portrait of gay life. Director Joseph Graham and actor Colman Domingo scheduled to attend.