Drift

Drift is a Canadian romantic drama and comedy that explores the instability of a long-term relationship. After three years together, a man named Ryan feels a lack of understanding in his partnership with Joel. Following a party where he meets a student named Leo, Ryan decides to end his current relationship. The story examines the consequences of this choice and presents different possibilities for how the characters' lives might unfold.

The film was written and directed by Quentin Lee, marking the first entry in a list of three directed works that includes Little Love and Laugh Proud. The cast features Reggie Lee as Ryan, Andy Steinlen as Joel, and Jonathon Roessler as Leo, with additional roles played by Desi del Valle, Sebastien Guy, and T. Jerram Young.

Released in July 2000 with a runtime of 86 minutes, the movie received mixed responses from viewers. It holds a rating of 5.4/10 on IMDb based on 528 votes and a 4.5/10 on TMDB from 15 votes. These audience scores are lower than the rating provided by film critics, who gave the movie a 6.5/10 across 8 reviews.