A film based on true events, living in a LGBTQIA community, facing discrimination, HIV, and love.A film based on true events, living in a LGBTQIA community, facing discrimination, HIV, and love.A film based on true events, living in a LGBTQIA community, facing discrimination, HIV, and love.
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- Writer
- Stars
- Awards
- 2 wins & 6 nominations total
Virginia Flitcroft
- Paul's Mum
- (as Virginia Edwards)
Callum Jean-Thomas
- Nick Ballston
- (as Callum Needham)
Ayeshah Zakiya Rose
- Michelle
- (as Ayeshah Rose)
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This powerful Film reaches deep into meaningful issues in society.
The story and its characters take us on a journey full of unforgettable moments. The beauty of life while finding out the problems this entails!
A movie that keeps your attention from beginning to end, with outstanding performances and exceptional directing work I highly recommend it!
The story and its characters take us on a journey full of unforgettable moments. The beauty of life while finding out the problems this entails!
A movie that keeps your attention from beginning to end, with outstanding performances and exceptional directing work I highly recommend it!
10philosou
A wonderfully intelligent yet very sensitive movie, which captures some aspects of love from different perspectives and experiences. It's a very enjoyable and entertaining movie, yet sensitive to the LGBTQI community through its character development. The story line and acting was marvellous, and believable. The movie is set in Sydney, and in many recognisable settings where the characters could easily be your friends or neighbours.
Now regardless of it's authenticity, this has got to be one of the worst acted films I have seen a very long time. Set in Sydney, it tells the story of the lives and loves of a group of friends in what is ostensibly a welcoming, thriving and inclusive community. "Michelle" (Ayeshah Rose) takes a different approach to "coming out". She firmly believes it is a matter of personal choice and not something that should be done to accommodate the expectations of others - a view that seems to emancipate "Kat" (Daniella Serret). Meantime, the rest of her friends seem to be wrestling with the usual fears of ageing, loneliness, lust v love, trust issues, yada yada. It's quite a nice looking movie and Rose does have a certain charisma on screen, but the rest of this is just a bit of an over-scripted, humourless, yawn. Maybe it's because I have long since ceased to be a thirty-something, but the angst and weariness of the personalities here just wanted me to scream out - "try living this lifestyle in a wet and presbyterian Scotland in the 1970s, baby! Get over yourselves". Eighty minutes of my life I will never get back - not for me, sorry.
A drama that looks at the difficulties of being young and gay, and trying to figure out your place in the world. Good performances and direction, and a story that takes an honest look at romance, love, and loss, which is a universal experience regardless of orientation.
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- SoundtracksLove's Edge
Written by Abbey Gardner, Bianca Meier, Chris Gabriel, Natassa Costi, Nicholas Shea
Performed by Dande & the Lion
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- Runtime1 hour 21 minutes
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