In this short comedy, Emily McClain dissects with surgical precision the fraught nature of LGBTQ children and the parents who refuse to fully accept them. She adds an undercurrent of suspense because halfway through the argument over whether or not the couple should travel to Italy on the dime of the homophobic in-laws, you start to wonder: Is this the fight that ends Kellie and Sarah's marriage?
This is a great exploration of parent-child relationships, of marriages and how far we are willing to go for each one.
In this short comedy, Emily McClain dissects with surgical precision the fraught nature of LGBTQ children and the parents who refuse to fully accept them. She adds an undercurrent of suspense because halfway through the argument over whether or not the couple should travel to Italy on the dime of the homophobic in-laws, you start to wonder: Is this the fight that ends Kellie and Sarah's marriage?
This is a great exploration of parent-child relationships, of marriages and how far we are willing to go for each one.