An LGBT film funded under the diversity banner so lots of outrage and accusations of homophobia for reviews that give low scores; but honestly this film deserves low scores. All the lesbian daughter has to do it tell her parents and relatives over a Christmas meal about her relationship with another woman, not an easy thing I grant you. However, her attempts are so long winded and inept that they give lots of excuses for misunderstandings, interruptions and diversions. Combined with the dreary sub-plots this rambling mess meanders slowly forward to a damp-squid climax of positive acceptance that makes lettuce seem interesting. Terrible script, acceptable acting that seemed similar to a feelgood Hallmark film.
I watched this on Amazon Prime, but if you want a great gay film that is full of real emotion and is not simply a vessel for LGBT virtue-signalling, then watch 'Victim', the first, and like Jaws, the best. Great plot, great acting, great script, and free on YouTube.
I watched this on Amazon Prime, but if you want a great gay film that is full of real emotion and is not simply a vessel for LGBT virtue-signalling, then watch 'Victim', the first, and like Jaws, the best. Great plot, great acting, great script, and free on YouTube.