A Home at the End of the World (film)

A Home at the End of the World is a 2004 drama film directed by Michael Mayer. The screenplay by Michael Cunningham was adapted from his 1990 novel of the same title.

Although Jonathan is openly gay and highly promiscuous, he is deeply committed to Clare and the two have tentatively planned to have a baby. Clare seduces and starts a relationship with Bobby, and she eventually becomes pregnant by him. Their romance occasionally is disrupted by sparks of jealousy between the two men until Jonathan, tired of being the third wheel, disappears without warning. He reenters their lives when his father Ned dies and Bobby and Clare travel to Phoenix, Arizona for the services. The three take Neds car back east with them, and they impulsively decide to buy a house near Woodstock, New York, where Bobby and Jonathan open and operate a cafe while Clare raises her daughter.Jonathan discovers what appears to be a Kaposis sarcoma lesion on his groin and, although Bobby tries to convince him its simply a bruise, others soon appear. Clare begins to feel left out, seeing the close relationship Jonathan and Bobby share. One day, she takes the baby for what ostensibly is a brief visit to her mother in Philadelphia, but Bobby and Jonathan accurately suspect she has no intention of returning and Bobby decides to care for Jonathan during his last days. On a cold winter day some months later, Bobby and Jonathan scatter Neds ashes in the field behind their home, and Jonathan who now visibly appears to be ill lets Bobby know he would like his own ashes scattered in the same place, following his now inevitable early death from AIDS. ........

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