A great little short film, filled to the brim with camp fun, our main character, the self proclaimed head of the gay straight alliance gets a chance to go to the prom with her crush: the most popular girl in school, who wants nothing more then the glory of prom queen. will the work out to be a glorious romantic faerie tale, or will the "prom protectors" and rampaging on-flow of "concerned parents" and guidance councilors stop their gay romp? devilishly clever, delightfully satirical and amazingly humorous and heartfelt. It was the show stopper at the Brisbane Australian queer film festival 2005. It may be short but its full of laughs.
2 Reviews
Damn funny
brendanchenowith9 October 2005
Warning: Spoilers
My summary should, well, sum it all up. At first I thought it was a serious documentary, but after seeing some things I thought were pretty absurd, like Regina Hartwell-Jones resenting that gays and lesbians think of themselves as the New Black (oh, she was my favorite), and the Concerned Parent From Hell, Mimi Nimby, then I knew what this was and I loved it. Documentaries like these are good to see, and they're interesting, but I loved the humorous twist this one provided. It should be shown to a wider audience. Let the Regina Hartwell-Jones and Mimi Nimbys of the world see themselves as they actually are - ridiculous. Bravo to the filmmakers and bravo to the Logo network for showing it.
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