......think I just dated myself. I meant to say: What a "BLAST!" What's that you're saying....I'm still talk'n like an old guy. Okay, okay...just whisper it to me. Ah...now I get it: What a "KICK-ASS!" pair these two ladies are.
And I obviously agree with you. This Mom and this Aunt are all those Capital letters, above....rolled up together (and even more so, aren't they). What Gay youngster, having been thrown out on the streets of this world, wouldn't give for a mother and father, or any family member, like either Momma Mae or Auntie Rose? (They really deserve at least a half-Star, extra)
Since you've probably already seen other reviews / comments outlining this story, let me only add that it is, basically, just the tale of a Gay young man, afraid to Come Out to the family. Yet, what makes this one pretty special is the verve.....the life.....the acceptance that just pours off the screen, and out over us, from these two marvelous ladies.
Oh, and are there ANY bases not covered by first-time, feature length Director, Keith Hartman? Hmm...let's see now....I recall that they include:
1 - Loss of the long-time boyfriend (don't worry...he doesn't die).
2 - Discovery by family of someone's "abnormal" sexual orientation (a Big 6 on the Kinsey Scale).
3 - Struggle over Acceptance.
4 - Search for a suitable replacement, needed due to Item 1, above. (Doesn't hurt he's a gorgeously hunky go-go dancer, wearing tight briefs)
5 - Attempt by "Kinsey 6" at a Heterosexual lifestyle.
6 - Consideration of enrollment in a Gay Conversion Therapy program.
7 - Time spent in cleaning up all the Holy Mess....created by Items 1 thru 6, above.
8 - THE END
PS--(It's a lot of Fun + Laughs----You'll enjoy it)
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And I obviously agree with you. This Mom and this Aunt are all those Capital letters, above....rolled up together (and even more so, aren't they). What Gay youngster, having been thrown out on the streets of this world, wouldn't give for a mother and father, or any family member, like either Momma Mae or Auntie Rose? (They really deserve at least a half-Star, extra)
Since you've probably already seen other reviews / comments outlining this story, let me only add that it is, basically, just the tale of a Gay young man, afraid to Come Out to the family. Yet, what makes this one pretty special is the verve.....the life.....the acceptance that just pours off the screen, and out over us, from these two marvelous ladies.
Oh, and are there ANY bases not covered by first-time, feature length Director, Keith Hartman? Hmm...let's see now....I recall that they include:
1 - Loss of the long-time boyfriend (don't worry...he doesn't die).
2 - Discovery by family of someone's "abnormal" sexual orientation (a Big 6 on the Kinsey Scale).
3 - Struggle over Acceptance.
4 - Search for a suitable replacement, needed due to Item 1, above. (Doesn't hurt he's a gorgeously hunky go-go dancer, wearing tight briefs)
5 - Attempt by "Kinsey 6" at a Heterosexual lifestyle.
6 - Consideration of enrollment in a Gay Conversion Therapy program.
7 - Time spent in cleaning up all the Holy Mess....created by Items 1 thru 6, above.
8 - THE END
PS--(It's a lot of Fun + Laughs----You'll enjoy it)
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