Uncle Frank, the main character, drew me in and I felt immersed in his family and life situation. He is a sad, suffering man caught up in a sad society and time that admonishes homosexuality. His young niece, when Frank reveals his sexual orientation to her, is surprised, but accepting and looks up to Frank as a reflection of her own struggle with her own sexuality, her direction in life and her place in society. \r\rThis story felt real, like it was taken from the stories of many others. If I had to say anything negative, it was the the story end was somewhat predictable.\r\r

I was unable to view the movie on my iPad as I received a message at the start of the film that my device did not support the film media.

I thought the film was a bit slow to start but ended up being an engaging movie

Interesting story and moving performances. Great ending!