I was able to see this film at an LGBT film festival in North Carolina called Out At The Movies. To be honest, this type of film is not something I would typically gravitate towards. I met the filmmakers, who were lovely, and wanted to see their work. I'm so glad I did. This film explores a theme not commonly seen in LGBT+ films. In most LGBT films, the chosen family is a given and withstands the test of time. This film poignantly explores what happens when life happens, people change, and things are no longer the same. It's obvious the filmmakers really put their heart and soul into this well-crafted film. Highly recommended.
Review of Chrissy Judy
