This film is wonderful. It’s a moving account of devout Jewish LGBT people. They tell their stories with honesty, humour and candour. The film is beautifully shot and the score becomes an integral part of the film (almost another character). This film has become a movement in itself bringing healing and discussion of this important issue within Jewish circles. (There needs to be a Christian version of this film! A dialogue about the question of how to reconcile LGBT Christians passionate love of their faith and the Divine with the drastic Biblical prohibitions that forbid homosexuality.)

I found this documentary interesting and definitely educational, but slow at times. I learned a lot about Jewish culture and appreciated the subtitles which explained Herbrew and Yiddish terms as they came up. This is a great film for anyone who has struggled with their sexual identity and struggled to come out in an unsupportive culture.