This is the first feature-length documentary by Tom Murray. He filmed it in several states and numerous locations, including the Hermitage where I live. My partner, Christian, and I are featured in the movie. It was a wonderful experience to have Tom visit us the summer of 2003. He spent several days filming the farm and interviewing us. We had never had anything like this happen before and we were naturally interested in how the project was going to turn out. During this past winter, Tom sent us several versions of the film and it was fascinating to watch the film change and mature from version to version. He became more focused in what he wanted to say and more adept at saying it. The final cut is very tight, meaning that a great deal, as in any film, was left out, but what this does is to concentrate and focus the film on what it means to be gay and live in the country. In narrowing the focus of the film, Tom has enhanced its essential elements. Christian and I attended a screening of the film at Penn State University as part of its own glbt film festival and were amazed at how the film resonated with viewers, most of whom had no country experience. Tom was able, through his questions and camera work, to pinpoint both the strengths and adversities of being gay and living outside the gay mainstream. He has given a voice to those of us who never really had one. The film will be shown in New York in June as part of NewFest and in Milan, Italy, as part of its glbt film festival.