Lost Boys & Fairies
- TV Mini Series
- 2024
- 58m
Gabriel and his partner Andy adopt a child. But Gabriel has a history and he will need to embark upon a journey of self-discovery and attempt to repair his relationship with his dad before h... Read allGabriel and his partner Andy adopt a child. But Gabriel has a history and he will need to embark upon a journey of self-discovery and attempt to repair his relationship with his dad before he can truly begin to parent 7-year old Jake.Gabriel and his partner Andy adopt a child. But Gabriel has a history and he will need to embark upon a journey of self-discovery and attempt to repair his relationship with his dad before he can truly begin to parent 7-year old Jake.
- Nominated for 2 BAFTA Awards
- 8 nominations total
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I could not recommend this more, the first couple of episodes were so amazing, incredibly funny and thoughtful - the last two were guttural and raw; relatable and provoking.
An emotional rollercoaster, a brilliant one to watch with parents/family etc who might not be so understanding or educated on queer issues.
Many different issues covered from drug use, violence within the home, homophobic and transphobia. Bits emphasis on grief.
The acting was incredible and I really do hope this is nominated for several awards as the two lead gentlemen, social worker, foster mum and child were all amazing.
An emotional rollercoaster, a brilliant one to watch with parents/family etc who might not be so understanding or educated on queer issues.
Many different issues covered from drug use, violence within the home, homophobic and transphobia. Bits emphasis on grief.
The acting was incredible and I really do hope this is nominated for several awards as the two lead gentlemen, social worker, foster mum and child were all amazing.
I just watched the first episode and am gripped. The acting from everyone is faultless and the story telling spot on. The Direction is also top notch.
Well done BBC for providing such excellence, for once!
The theme of fostering is very emotive and I was biting my lip for much of it.
I can't wait to watch the remaining two episodes.
I highly recommend this.
I'm going to copy and paste due to IMBD's stupid character limit.
I just watched the first episode and am gripped. The acting from everyone is faultless and the story telling spot on. The Direction is also top notch.
Well done BBC for providing such excellence, for once!
The theme of fostering is very emotive and I was biting my lip for much of it.
I can't wait to watch the remaining two episodes.
I highly recommend this.
Well done BBC for providing such excellence, for once!
The theme of fostering is very emotive and I was biting my lip for much of it.
I can't wait to watch the remaining two episodes.
I highly recommend this.
I'm going to copy and paste due to IMBD's stupid character limit.
I just watched the first episode and am gripped. The acting from everyone is faultless and the story telling spot on. The Direction is also top notch.
Well done BBC for providing such excellence, for once!
The theme of fostering is very emotive and I was biting my lip for much of it.
I can't wait to watch the remaining two episodes.
I highly recommend this.
My Review-
Lost Boys & Fairies Streaming on Stan My score. 9:10
It's so refreshing these days to see credible authentic LGBTQ characters and meaningful stories that should appeal to anyone with a heart and soul on mainstream television.
This is a contemporary family story beautifully directed and performed which would have been impossible to tell a few decades ago.
Why ? Because the concept of two men in a loving relationship being legally able to adopt a child let alone be considered a family by society would have stretched fantasy beyond anything that Walt Disney could imagine.
Gabriel a popular drag club performer played to perfection by Welsh actor Sion Daniel Young and his more reserved partner of eight years Andy played with equal charm by Irish actor Fra Fee want to add to their family and consider adopting a child.
They meet Jackie their Social Worker played delightfully by Elizabeth Berrington who is fully in their corner but warns them about the vetting process and what they're up against. It's not simple and very exhausting and far more complex than choosing a pet .
This 3 part series moves along at great pace I wanted more episodes I was enjoying it so much .
Gabriel and Andy go through the emotional process of realising that choices have consequences in relationships .
Especially for Andy especially who is confronted with his excessive drug use and his own early childhood trauma at losing his mother and being raised by a homophobic father.
The couple think they would be more suited to adopt a daughter but when they turn up with their advocate Jackie for the interview process along with other applicants they are won over by Jake a foster child who has been removed from a violent father.
As the series moves on Gabriel and Andy's views on adopting Jake begin to differ especially when Gabriel's dysfunctional behaviour creates pressure on their relationship.
Gabriel a lost boy himself is determined to adopt Jake even without the support of Andy this leads to a dramatic conclusion.
Leo Harris who plays the irascible but charismatic young Jake must be applauded for one of the best juvenile performances in recent years.
Lost Boys & Fairies directed by James Kent and written by Daf James is a must see for all mature adults.
The music is absolutely fabulous the mood while dealing with serious contemporary issues is at times light and very humorous.
I was reminded of the classic 1998 Torch Song Trilogy similar story without the New York Jewish character..
Lost Boys & Fairies Streaming on Stan My score. 9:10
It's so refreshing these days to see credible authentic LGBTQ characters and meaningful stories that should appeal to anyone with a heart and soul on mainstream television.
This is a contemporary family story beautifully directed and performed which would have been impossible to tell a few decades ago.
Why ? Because the concept of two men in a loving relationship being legally able to adopt a child let alone be considered a family by society would have stretched fantasy beyond anything that Walt Disney could imagine.
Gabriel a popular drag club performer played to perfection by Welsh actor Sion Daniel Young and his more reserved partner of eight years Andy played with equal charm by Irish actor Fra Fee want to add to their family and consider adopting a child.
They meet Jackie their Social Worker played delightfully by Elizabeth Berrington who is fully in their corner but warns them about the vetting process and what they're up against. It's not simple and very exhausting and far more complex than choosing a pet .
This 3 part series moves along at great pace I wanted more episodes I was enjoying it so much .
Gabriel and Andy go through the emotional process of realising that choices have consequences in relationships .
Especially for Andy especially who is confronted with his excessive drug use and his own early childhood trauma at losing his mother and being raised by a homophobic father.
The couple think they would be more suited to adopt a daughter but when they turn up with their advocate Jackie for the interview process along with other applicants they are won over by Jake a foster child who has been removed from a violent father.
As the series moves on Gabriel and Andy's views on adopting Jake begin to differ especially when Gabriel's dysfunctional behaviour creates pressure on their relationship.
Gabriel a lost boy himself is determined to adopt Jake even without the support of Andy this leads to a dramatic conclusion.
Leo Harris who plays the irascible but charismatic young Jake must be applauded for one of the best juvenile performances in recent years.
Lost Boys & Fairies directed by James Kent and written by Daf James is a must see for all mature adults.
The music is absolutely fabulous the mood while dealing with serious contemporary issues is at times light and very humorous.
I was reminded of the classic 1998 Torch Song Trilogy similar story without the New York Jewish character..
This show was an absolute roller coaster. I was a mess by the time it was over.
Some scenes, especially in first episode, are just so spectacularly funny. Andy's mum 'tidying' had me in stitches. You'll know it when you see it!
Gabe's dark past, and sometimes present, is graphic and compelling viewing.
The emotion of the final episode will break even the coldest heart.
The whole cast were perfect. Every single character was believable. In addition to Andy and Gabe, the social worker and birth mum delivered some spectacular acting.
Cannot recommend this show enough. Set aside enough time to binge as you will watch the whole thing at once.
Some scenes, especially in first episode, are just so spectacularly funny. Andy's mum 'tidying' had me in stitches. You'll know it when you see it!
Gabe's dark past, and sometimes present, is graphic and compelling viewing.
The emotion of the final episode will break even the coldest heart.
The whole cast were perfect. Every single character was believable. In addition to Andy and Gabe, the social worker and birth mum delivered some spectacular acting.
Cannot recommend this show enough. Set aside enough time to binge as you will watch the whole thing at once.
10Gav-7
I have just finished watching Lost Boys and Fairies and I have to say it is absolutely brilliant.
I love as emotional with every episode , though the final episode had me sobbing like a baby. It is both funny and moving in equal measure at times it is dark too.
Tha acting is top notch and so believable at for the man character is unlikeable but by episode 3 I had fallen in love with him and wanted him to pull through his turmoil.
I had been recommended to watch it by a friend but I was not expecting to love it so much. I came away from watching it and still thinking about the amazing storyline and emotion I had felt on this journey. It is really one of the best things I've watched on tv in a long time.
I love as emotional with every episode , though the final episode had me sobbing like a baby. It is both funny and moving in equal measure at times it is dark too.
Tha acting is top notch and so believable at for the man character is unlikeable but by episode 3 I had fallen in love with him and wanted him to pull through his turmoil.
I had been recommended to watch it by a friend but I was not expecting to love it so much. I came away from watching it and still thinking about the amazing storyline and emotion I had felt on this journey. It is really one of the best things I've watched on tv in a long time.
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