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It's impossible to retell the story of love in a believable and heart felt way right? Watch this movie and you'll experience the contrary to this. Tim's writing coupled with the beauty and tenderness of Bomer and Carroll Lynch's performance is incredible. Maura Tierney and Bonnie McNeil give a particularly resonating performance too. Humour, love and a high dose of honesty....

I usually don't watch these type of movies but I stumbled across this one, and I'm glad I did. Very well acted. LOTS of emotion and great character development. Some other reviewers mentioned about Matt Bomer being casted, but he did SUCH an outstanding job that as someone who watched him for the full series of "White Collar" I didn't even recognize him even though he looked familiar, it wasn't until I saw his name in the credits that I realized who he was! Everyone in it was very believable in their roles. I agree, though I really would have liked to see it a bit longer. But I'll accept it as it was. A really moving and sweet movie.

I don't write many reviews. But I just watched this movie for the second time. I was even more moved by this touching love story than I was before. I agree that a transgendered actor should have gotten the part. I'm a straight female with trans friends & it offends me that Hollywood is behind the times on so many issues. They need to get their act together. Still this is such a beautiful love story...one we rarely see. I'm a writer & the name of this film is awful...Anything...they couldn't come up with something better. The title alone put me off. Come on...get your act together. Hire trans actors, believe in your movies enough to promote them properly & make more genuine films like this.

I really do like the movie and from what I have read the director claims to be a trans ally however next time would you please cast trans actors for trans roles? We make up the smallest minority and deserve the respect of being portrayed by actual trans actors and actresses. I know you mean well and still learning but finding out Freda ( Matt Bomer) was cis hurt a lot.

Really enjoyed watching this movie. it made me want to know more about fredas character and early's. I was pretty sad when it ended because I wanted more. call me bias, but I'm a sucker for love.

When movies touch real experiences and shed new light, I am moved. I appreciated the script, casting, acting, direction and light....truly worth the time....

Pretty decent movie with some decent acting and directing. Script suffered horribly and broke down with a totally needless and pointless fixation on addiction and even worse, the director and producers let it fly. I mean, why don't we have everyone be addicted to something and then fix them all in one day? Seriously? Seriously flawed. Still worth watching, but just short of being really good.

Good movie. The terrific acting made it so real! I did saw love in John Carroll Lynch's eyes. Matt Bomer surprised me. The vulnerable looks on his face (my god I nearly typed 'her' due to his convicting acting!) made me heartbroken for Freda, his character.

This movie handled the complex subject matter in a tender and loving way. The tragic loss of a spouse, the subsequent strain on family dynamics, and then an unfathomable relationship with a transgender: All of this could have been a formula for triteness, overacting and unintended humor. But the writer and the cast pulled it off beautifully and, in this process, created a heart-warming story. John Carroll Lynch was excellent --- handling a wide range of emotions in a subtle but most effective manner. A film worth watching.