Metrosexuality is a little known British short series of 6 episodes (+ the pilot) written, directed and produced by Rikki Beadle-Blair in 2001. The show is a slice-of-life dramedy about a community of people of various ethnicities and sexual orientations.
Kwame tells Max that he is not gay; Bambi and Robin's relationship gets Rocky; Max takes Dean home.
Teenage Kwame deals with growing up with two estranged, gay fathers.
Catastrophe brings Max and Dean closer together; Kwame's mother's cat is found dead.
Jonno persuades the girls to keep his secret; Max receives another reply to his ad.
Robin panics; Kwame meets his grandparents for the first time.
Max finally gives Jordan and Jonno his blessing; Asha's father thinks she is pregnant.
Documentary exploring some of the themes and issues raised in Metrosexuality.
