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Movie of the Month - November, 2006
Movie of the Month - November, 2006
Placid Lake's life has never been normal. From his early years when his mother sent him to school in a dress to challenge the other 5 year old children's 'preconceived notions of sexuality,' he should have guessed that fitting in was not going to be easy.
Fortunately for Placid, Gemma, the crayon gobbling scientific genius in awe of no one but her father is also having a few 'blending in' issues. They develop a firm friendship through the years during which their own peculiar parents attempt to drag them up and hurl them into adulthood, and they both discover the binding passion between them is a desperate bid for the elusive … 'Normal life'.
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Comment from: underpar [Visitor]
A must see. Very intriguing insights develop about how the "way of society" and one's upbringing conflict if they differ from one another. Also, it shows how easily one can change their life to conform and fit in to the public norm given that they attempt to do so (and perhaps how unhappy one would be doing so), or can retain individuality and endure potential hardships from being "different".
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