Significant Other as a movie?

My friends and I were talking about how we think Significant Other would work well as a movie. It would obviously have to be re-written as a screenplay, but I think Joshua Harmon's contemporary dialogue and storytelling would lend itself well to film. I doubt this would happen, but I think it would work well as one of the indie gay rom-coms/dramedies that often appear in the festival circuit and/or end up on Netflix. I would love to see Gideon Glick's performance as Jordan onscreen. Again, I doubt this would happen, but I think it would work! Thoughts?

I actually think it would work better as a film than it does as a play. I loved the play, but I found the character doubling and frequent changing of location frustrating. The play clearly wanted a larger cast and fully realized locations, which could be easily done on film.

CJ14- is that for real? Why wouldn't Harmon want his work preserved on film, especially when the play is apparently so suited to the medium?

If what you're saying is true for many writers, it doesn't make much sense to me. I know that (if I were in his shoes) I would love to have one of my plays explored in a cinematic form. As long as my work isn't bastardized in the adaptation, I'd be honored and even willing to revise or collaborate...

Is there something I'm missing here?