Loved everything about this movie. True to life intelligent dialogue and good acting in a small, independently made film. Not your usual gay stereotypes. I really enjoyed the dinner scene and any parent with a child who is different understands the father's heartfelt speech.
It's interesting to me that people either seem to love or hate this film which is probably what a filmmaker strives for. To me this means the writer/director is actually saying something meaningful.
If your critique is that the cast is all white and the grooms seem to have money I would suggest you're looking at the wrong things. Should I not watch an all black film with no gay character?is the measure of a good film that it is about working class people? We're all striving for more diversity in media and everyday life but maybe that's not the only way to judge a film.
It's interesting to me that people either seem to love or hate this film which is probably what a filmmaker strives for. To me this means the writer/director is actually saying something meaningful.
If your critique is that the cast is all white and the grooms seem to have money I would suggest you're looking at the wrong things. Should I not watch an all black film with no gay character?is the measure of a good film that it is about working class people? We're all striving for more diversity in media and everyday life but maybe that's not the only way to judge a film.