Listen, guys and gals, gay and straight, this movie at the very least presents a situation that is not uncommon, despite majority opinion or majority's tendency to be in denial of this situation. The movie is compelling and the emotions are real enough. The characters and the script are not shallow. Finally, the direction is not on par with Steven Spielberg, but it's not about the direction, it's about the story and the main characters, and about presenting an out-of-mainstream situation into mainstream culture. Many people who throw Lifetime under the bus are people who'd rather watch The Andy Griffith Show and live in the '50s: white, straight, comfortable, static, ignorant.
Review of An Unexpected Love
