A dom/sub arrangement can seem like pageantry. Part of the fun of "Pillion" is learning the codes: an expression of affection can be "Lick my boot," or "Make my dinner," or "Follow my schedule." Colin, the protagonist in "Pillion," seems to enjoy the clarity in his new arrangements--and who could fail to understand? Ambiguity can be so tiresome. But ambiguity creeps in. It just always creeps in. Sometimes, Colin wants to drop the act; he wants to read his book past the "lights out" signal, or he wants to hang out at a pub. It's not oppressive for Ray to say no; for Ray, the possibility of a hangout has never been "on the table." But it's possible that Ray and Colin just can't come to terms with each other. Harry Meling and Alexander Skarsgard have great charisma; we *want* a satisfying resolution for these characters, because the performers are charming. It's especially fun to look for signs of Ray...