Tara (Jennifer Tilly) hosts a dinner party. When she discusses the HIV-positive results of her lover's brother, others join in with their opinions on AIDS. Black artist Buzz (T.C. Carson), brought to the party as the date of Vincey (Mitchell Anderson), quickly becomes a twosome with Javi (Eddie Garcia). Megan (Serena Scott Thomas) breaks up with her black lover Sarina (Cynda Williams) after Megan reveals her affair with Sarina's cousin Jered (Billy Wirth). With lesbian, gay, and straight interactions throughout, the film's framework leans toward Schnitzler's La Ronde (1900), as an assortment of characters talk directly into the camera to introduce other characters. Shown at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival. — Bhob Stewart Jennifer Tilly - Tara Ricotto Mitchell Anderson - Vincey Sauris Cynda Williams - Sarina Classer Lori Petty - Robin Moon Serena Scott Thomas - Megan Pillsbury Eddie Garcia - Javi Rogero Timothy Paul Perez - Gus Rogero Chris Cleveland - Diego Tellez Terrence "T.C." Carson - Buzz Wagner Billy Writh - Jered Baroziak Gibbs Toldsdorf - Dwight Bergman Susan Tyrrell - Alicia Pillsbury Seymour Cassel - Emile Pillsbury Paul Winfield - Auntie Miriam