While the lead characters are gay, the struggles of Max (played by Trent Kendrick) are struggles nearly everyone deals with no matter their sexual orientation and gender identity. This is truly a film that can be enjoyed by all. It moves at a quick pace throughout, but lets the important tender moments marinate in the juice of humanity so we as the audience can connect and empathize with the characters. As soon as your eyes stop tearing up, you'll be laughing again. The montages bring a fun, celebratory vibe, and music will get your body movin. Mad respect for the filmmakers, and I hope this gem of a film gets wider distribution.
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