I saw this at Cinequest in San Jose awhile back and it has still stuck with me. It was a great film not only because it had a great story and the production values were so high. It was great because it made me think it was a certain kind of movie and it turned out to be something else. It had heart, and it really effected me. I remember holding my wife's hand at the end of the movie and just looking at her and squeezing her hand- it was either a line in the script or an action, but it was a beautiful moment and we both knew it. It was about friendship, culture, love, loss, God, and the struggle to be who you really are and not care what other people think. And... it was funny!
I'd like to offer my congrats to the filmmakers- a very moving film. I'd see a feature version of this film, keep up the good work. You could easily have the next Juno on your hands.
