Main character's mind in this movie seems set and stuck in the pre-aids 70s, when relationships between men were inevitably only sexual, hidden or very private, without possibility of public affection or ideas of construction of some kind of stable relation with something more than sex.
Second main character's mind is a little more modern. He hopes to introduce his partner to his family, friends and coworkers and being accepted.
Both opposite views crash in some point. And then, a third character, arises, satisfying the needs of the second one. The first one, enters into an internal crisis, where he feels himself "old", "phased out", overwhelmed by "time changes". He gets jelous and angry just surrounded by his eternal sexual fantasies... (Tom of Finland style)... But, finally, times were not changed so much in the region were they were living, and he, in a certain way, was sadly right to be discret. Anyway, beyond this, he accepts he needs to adapt his mind and... happý end... Happy end? Or more of the same hidden forest sex?
Review of Dry Wind
