LGBTQ Award winning short film – IN A MOMENT (w/ subtitles)
This is not the serious stuff I normally post. But in a way it is. It is a wonderful story of a high school boy not sure of himself, a father that talks only about girlfriends to the boy, and about overcoming fears of not being accepted or fitting in. It is only 17 minutes long, wonderfully subtitled. Just click the watch on YouTube. Hugs. Scottie
Max isn’t sure about his sexual orientation until he meets Leon, his openly gay classmate at his new school. When Max is singing an original song at a school concert something beautiful happens.
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Hi Ali. I am so glad you enjoyed it. Ali up until recently so many kids were scared to be themselves in school and home. They had to deny who they were often to themselves. Plus when I was in school it was a constant barrage of how evil, horrible, and harmful we were. Also the idea that gay kids use to think they were the only one, I did think I was the only one in my school. Later I found out three of my friends were gay, two were in a relationship, and my future boss’s son was a few grades older than me, and he also was gay with a boyfriend. But everyone kept it all hidden. And if DeathSantis and his ilk get their way, that is how it will be again. It was getting so good for the LGBTQIA kids with being accepted and teachers fighting for them against the bullies. People like Tildeb want to remove that and force gay and trans kids back into the closet, hidden and scared, freely attacked by bullies. I fight against that. Hugs. Scottie
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Wow. That is truly beautiful. Thank you, Scottie!
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Hi Ali. I am so glad you enjoyed it. Ali up until recently so many kids were scared to be themselves in school and home. They had to deny who they were often to themselves. Plus when I was in school it was a constant barrage of how evil, horrible, and harmful we were. Also the idea that gay kids use to think they were the only one, I did think I was the only one in my school. Later I found out three of my friends were gay, two were in a relationship, and my future boss’s son was a few grades older than me, and he also was gay with a boyfriend. But everyone kept it all hidden. And if DeathSantis and his ilk get their way, that is how it will be again. It was getting so good for the LGBTQIA kids with being accepted and teachers fighting for them against the bullies. People like Tildeb want to remove that and force gay and trans kids back into the closet, hidden and scared, freely attacked by bullies. I fight against that. Hugs. Scottie
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