I'm an ongoing fan of the LOGO network, and saw this movie a few weeks back. I'm not usually a fan of politics, but as a supporter of gay rights and a past resident of Massachusetts, I'm glad to see that Bart Everly chose to portray the life of Barney Frank in an honest, funny, endearing way.
Seeing this film screened before a hip, youthful audience was a real treat. The occasion was the 29th Cleveland International Film Festival, and a joy it was to revel in the audience's pleasure.
A great presentation. Well constructed, excellently paced, and an overall unique look into a man of stellar abilities, credentials, and accomplishment during one of the most vile moments in the history of our democracy.
