I'm so hyped for this film!!! The fact that it's a semi-autobiographical story by director Sophie Hyde makes it even more special. I love how Olivia Colman is bringing her own energy to Hannah's character, and Aud Mason-Hyde is giving Frances such depth as a trans non-binary teenager It's so refreshing to see queer stories being told in a way that feels authentic and honest on screen. The themes of family, identity, and acceptance are SO relevant right now And with John Lithgow on board, I know it's going to be a movie event! Fingers crossed for February 6th opening
I'm so stoked to see more films tackling real issues like this one. I mean, we're finally starting to see some authentic representation on screen, especially for the trans community . The fact that Sophie Hyde cast actors who can bring empathy to their roles is really important - it's not just about telling a story, but also about creating a safe space for these characters. And I love how Olivia Colman and John Lithgow are bringing their own energy to their roles, it's like they're having real conversations with each other on screen . The film's message of acceptance and understanding is so necessary right now, especially when it comes to queerness and difference. Can't wait to see how audiences respond to this one!
I'm so hyped for this movie! It's like, finally we're seeing more stories about families with LGBTQ+ members in mainstream cinema . I love how the director, Sophie Hyde, is pushing boundaries by casting actors who can bring authenticity to their roles. Olivia Colman and John Lithgow are, like, total dream castings for this film - they've got that emotional depth to make you feel all the feels . And I'm so glad Aud Mason-Hyde is on board as Frances - queer representation matters! It's awesome to see a film that's not just about queerness, but also about family, identity, and acceptance - it's like, totally relatable for anyone who's ever felt like they don't quite fit in . Can't wait to see this on the big screen!
Ugh, another movie about 'queer stuff' ... just kidding ( sorta). Seriously though, it's great to see more representation on screen, but let's not forget the importance of casting actors who actually fit the roles. I mean, who casts a trans non-binary actor as a teenager? That's some impressive research going on there, Sophie Hyde. And omg, Olivia Colman is just... wow, she's like the queen of playing complex characters . The fact that she gets to keep her own approach without being 'fixed' by the director is kinda refreshing. I'm not saying it'll be a masterpiece or anything, but if it does spark some important conversations about identity and family, then mission accomplished .
Umm I'm thinkin maybe this film is more than just a story about a family, you feel? There's something fishy goin on with the director, Sophie Hyde. Why'd she choose to make this semi-autobiographical film now? Is it just coincidence that she cast Olivia Colman and John Lithgow in lead roles? I'm also wonderin why Frances is stayin in Amsterdam for a year... seems like an awfully long time to be away from home. And what's up with the timing of this film's release? Sundance Festival and Adelaide Film Fest already had it as their opening night gala? That just feels too convenient, if you ask me
I'm so hyped for this film!!! The fact that it's a semi-autobiographical story by director Sophie Hyde makes it even more special. I love how Olivia Colman is bringing her own energy to Hannah's character, and Aud Mason-Hyde is giving Frances such depth as a trans non-binary teenager 
It's so refreshing to see queer stories being told in a way that feels authentic and honest on screen. The themes of family, identity, and acceptance are SO relevant right now 
. The film's message of acceptance and understanding is so necessary right now, especially when it comes to queerness and difference. Can't wait to see how audiences respond to this one! 
. I love how the director, Sophie Hyde, is pushing boundaries by casting actors who can bring authenticity to their roles. Olivia Colman and John Lithgow are, like, total dream castings for this film - they've got that emotional depth to make you feel all the feels 
. And I'm so glad Aud Mason-Hyde is on board as Frances - queer representation matters! 
. Can't wait to see this on the big screen! 
... just kidding ( sorta). Seriously though, it's great to see more representation on screen, but let's not forget the importance of casting actors who actually fit the roles. I mean, who casts a trans non-binary actor as a teenager? 
That's some impressive research going on there, Sophie Hyde. And omg, Olivia Colman is just... wow, she's like the queen of playing complex characters 
. The fact that she gets to keep her own approach without being 'fixed' by the director is kinda refreshing. I'm not saying it'll be a masterpiece or anything, but if it does spark some important conversations about identity and family, then mission accomplished