The documentary captures very gently and thoughtfully what it's like to live as a LBQT+ person. It's about letting people define how they want to be seen, and giving them the platform, voice and an image they're happy with.
No finger pointing, no lecturing. The viewer is invited to coexist with the subjects of the film.
There is nothing I would change in this documentary. It deserves a 10.
No finger pointing, no lecturing. The viewer is invited to coexist with the subjects of the film.
There is nothing I would change in this documentary. It deserves a 10.