Beatific Vision

Best movie i have everr watched, made me cry, i love yoiu nerd boy i watched this with an elder queer friend who ha s been out asince the 90s, he said this movie resonated deeply with him as a agay man who hasd had many partners and sex, he is also polyamorous and felt heart warmed by the inculsion oif a polyamorous couple, his boyfriernds john and cone naggit agree

would reccomend this movie to anyone new in the lgbt community it is very insightful, infact when i came out to my own parentsd in 2010 i made thwem watch this as education on queer relationships, love this movie soooooo much!!! 10/10 would reccomend to anyone <3.

The synopsis is that Michael's lover of fourteen years has died from brain cancer, but before he died he decided he was going to look after Michael and one of their friends until they were happy. He now becomes 'Chad Angel' and talks to them to give them life advice etc.

They also have a predilection for leather sites on the old web, but not the hard core sort as it turns out. Through this Michael meets Damien and well you can join the dots.

This seems to be selling itself as a fetish romp but is far removed from any such antics. There are some nudity shots but nothing to worry the Vicar. It is supposed to be funny too but is done so in an over the top cutesy way, that is just stereotyping without the charm. It is passable but I could not sit through it again. For an indie effort it has done above average but still not one anyone is going to rave about – unless they were in it. I think my rating is probably generous too but as I said it is just above average for a gay independent film.

Beatific Vision surprised me, in a good way. While the movie genre is a gay spiritual, I found the movie's message to be wholly universal. Sountru's story is delivered by great characters who become more endearing as the film goes on. They had me laughing, crying, and ultimately inspired. We all have angels who try to guide our decisions in life; this movie reminds us to listen. It affords us a unique opportunity to see how an angel might influence our choices. Beatific Vision has plenty of content to keep the gay viewer happy, and a message to benefit all mankind. I whole-heartily recommend this film. Writer/director Sountru takes us on an emotional journey and leaves us uplifted, wondering about the angels in our own lives.