this film sets up with an absolutely absurd premise it sounds like a sitcom episode and honestly, it kind of is. but somehow, it works.
what starts off feeling like it could be a just a goofy irish film actually turns into something warm, funny, and unexpectedly touching.
intergenerational connection, a queer man’s complicated relationship with his mother, and how caregiving, especially for those who once cared for us…can be both an act of love and an emotional minefield.
hm… gay men really will leave you with four old ladies so they can go live it up on a gay holiday to hook up, huh?
this film sets up with an absolutely absurd premise it sounds like a sitcom episode and honestly, it kind of is. but somehow, it works.
what starts off feeling like it could be a just a goofy irish film actually turns into something warm, funny, and unexpectedly touching.
intergenerational connection, a queer man’s complicated relationship with his mother, and how caregiving, especially for those who once cared for us…can be both an act of love and an emotional minefield.
hm… gay men really will leave you with four old ladies so they can go live it up on a gay holiday to hook up, huh?
