In the 1970s, a gay couple fights a biased legal system to keep custody of the abandoned mentally handicapped teenager who comes to live under their roof.
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★★★★★
I saw this movie on a whim at the Palm Springs Film Fest and I feel like I left the theater a different person. I loved this story in all its heartbreaking glory. Alan Cumming's performance was wonderful and raw and at times I felt as enraged, as hopeful, as p...
★★★★★
I've never been a fan of Alan Cumming, but this film has turned me around. He gives a great performance in this, and it's confounding to me why this never got a broader release. Yes, there are some flaws in the way the 70's are portrayed, and some of the chara...
★★★★★
Travis Fine's remarkable film "Any Day Now" deals with the very thorny issue of gay parenting or more specifically, gay adoption. Alan Cumming, (superb), is the drag artist who feels responsible for the mentally handicapped child next door, (a terrific Issac L...
★★★★★
This film is about a gay couple who fights the legal system to get custody of a mentally handicapped child in the USA in 1970's.
"Any Day Now" tells a touching story about how two gay men fall in love with each other, and their love extends to a mentally reta...
★★★★★
I would start by saying that Alan Cumming did an excellent job in depicting the character "Rudy" in the movie . The story line was warm and new but the only downside to the movie is that the movie is set in the late 70s but dressing and art work suggest otherw...
