The story...telling how torturous it must be in the world today, to try to be yourself, if that's not what people want to see... was an important one, and I'm glad someone got to tell it. The women may not have been professional actors, but they got their message across. I hope it inspires others to be who they really are, and not to be what's expected of them. The kids were charming and played their parts really well.

The plot of the movie "Strictly for the birds" is good but the dialogue and the acting leave a lot to be desired. The dialogues sound childish and they don't reflect a conversation among mature adults. As for the actors' performances, in some sequences, they seem motionless, frozen, and emotionless. This is all the result of poor instructions by director Jon Garcia, for example, sometimes we feel that Kate Birdsall is absent and somehow lost in the scenes. This family drama sometimes seems like a documentary feature as we hear Kate Birdsall's descriptive commentaries about his/her past throughout the movie.

It started of a little slow but things got interesting when the love connection set in. Crafty plot with a nice build up. I don't see how anybody could not like this movie. 8 stars.

In a world filled with hate this is one film that rescues your soul. Kates character isn't common either, i've met plenty of people like Kate in real life that went through situations like this so i'm glad a film was actually made around it. Worth the rent.

We all deserve love. I can't not like this film. It had funny moments, sad moments and just most importantly a real love story that was touching. This is my first lgbtq movie i've seen and it let me warm and fuzzy right to the end. Seriously well done.

This is the beauty our world needs. More humanity, more vulnerability, more self-actualization. Thank you for making this film. I hope this is part of what helps many to understand themselves better.

Trailer—Strictly for the Birds

It started of a little slow but things got interesting when the love connection set in. Crafty plot with a nice build up. I don't see how anybody could not like this movie. 8 stars.

The plot of the movie "Strictly for the birds" is good but the dialogue and the acting leave a lot to be desired. The dialogues sound childish and they don't reflect a conversation among mature adults. As for the actors' performances, in some sequences, they seem motionless, frozen, and emotionless. This is all the result of poor instructions by director Jon Garcia, for example, sometimes we feel that Kate Birdsall is absent and somehow lost in the scenes. This family drama sometimes seems like a documentary feature as we hear Kate Birdsall's descriptive commentaries about his/her past throughout the movie.

In a world filled with hate this is one film that rescues your soul. Kates character isn't common either, i've met plenty of people like Kate in real life that went through situations like this so i'm glad a film was actually made around it. Worth the rent.