While the film begins with a tremendous amount of potetial (based upon intriguing subject matter along with interesting characters), the film goes south, and quickly. The story line becomes increasingly pretentious, clearly to prove a point, but contradicts itself later on (perhaps to emphasize a state of confusion which bears at least the comparison to the subject matter in a film about sexual orientation). The viewers are presented with a few interesting scenes (although VERY "film-student-esque") and the unwarranted sense of professionalism with which this film was approached, did more to insult the intelligence of the audience than to make any statement about any social issues. Quite simply, if its in the water, then I will have to stay thirsty.
Review of It's in the Water
