Following the lives of four gay men, 'People Like Us,' a short-form series from creator Leon Cheo, offers up a poignant reflection and insightful look at being gay in modern-day Singapore. Issac, Ridzwan, Joel and Rai drift into one another's worlds - and beds - as they navigate love, lust and life in the big city.
Rai and Haniff face a challenge in their serodiscordant relationship. Joel and Ridzwan deal with grief. Meanwhile, Isaac falls deeper into his addiction to drugs.
Rai and Haniff face a challenge in their serodiscordant relationship. Joel and Ridzwan deal with grief. Meanwhile, Isaac falls deeper into his addiction to drugs.
Joel tries dating again while Isaac hunts for a new job. Haniff achieves undetectable HIV status but Rai is skeptical. Ridzwan reconnects with an old friend at a class reunion.
Joel tries dating again while Isaac hunts for a new job. Haniff achieves undetectable HIV status but Rai is skeptical. Ridzwan reconnects with an old friend at a class reunion.
After transitioning over five years, Zain is ready to date and have sex again with his new body - while also contemplating whether or not to attend a class reunion.
After transitioning over five years, Zain is ready to date and have sex again with his new body - while also contemplating whether or not to attend a class reunion.
Following the lives of four gay men, 'People Like Us,' a short-form series from creator Leon Cheo, offers up a poignant reflection and insightful look at being gay in modern-day Singapore. Issac, Ridzwan, Joel and Rai drift into one another's worlds - and beds - as they navigate love, lust and life in the big city.
