Liberty's Secret

Quite enjoyed this movie, good story line, satiristic of far right wing politicians. The only downfall that i could see is the lip synching between the musical video and audio tracks was somewhat lacking. Overall, a good watch without any gratuitous lesbian scenes and suitable for all ages.

This is one of the most refreshing movies which deals with homosexuality where sexual scenes have not been overly emphasized. It manages to portrait a complete picture of average America where stereotypes are held in the most brilliant way. It's destined to become a cult! The lyrics and the music are so intelligently intertwined that you catch yourself singing along just after the first few lines. Expect to burst out laughing at any moment.I will watch it again!

A wonderful film Great romance story full of uncertainty Camera movement was a little off sometimes The music was just good, but the dancing was wonderful Overall pleased. Wish there was less emphasis on her being a good Christian, but appreciate that she does not give up on her faith. Hopefully, see this movie be entered into some film festivals and win some awards.

Very clever, lots-of-fun musical that supports same-sex marriage at the same time that it spoofs US politics and those who wrap themselves in the flag of "family values." The film has much humor, and the music and lyrics are wonderful!

This is not a polished movie, but a low-budget independently produced film. It's a little uneven, but over all it's worth the watching - light, funny, clever, and topical. It's a good film to show your Aunt Mary who needs to be educated about "gay marriage" while enjoying a show.

Beyond the lilting music, clever lyrics, spirited dancing, and wacky politics, Liberty's Secret is the heartbreaking and heart-enriching story of a young woman struggling to accept her love for another woman.

This basic story has not been told nearly enough in popular culture, and certainly not with the trappings of a classic Hollywood musical!

Jaclene Wilk, as Liberty Smith, brilliantly embodies the fear and doubt of a woman forced to love in silence. Behind her chipper, all-American pose, there is pain in her eyes as she asks herself the question, "I love her. Love is good. How can what I feel be so wrong?"

It's a sweet, wonderful film with a generous heart. Revel in it!