Definitely a contrast in values. A filmed hyperbole of a lone gay high school student (Bloom) challenging most everyone, but in this case mostly school mates, for the right to be himself. Represented by the two sides divergent lines: "Let's make America great again." vs. "Love who you are going to love." Basic film themes were understanding & tolerance. An aside, if you make it to the end I'm not quite sure about the honesty of the election results. The only script criticism I would have is that both sides (Bloom vs. family & schoolmates) in this mini-war should understand the challenges of the other side. Great acting; costumes. Another tolerance film recently released is "In Between", dealing w/Palestinian religious/cultural issues.

This film main character is my favourite actor: ALEX LAWTHER ,This story is about a boy how to survive in their highschool. He love to dress up himself like a pretty girl.So have many people feel weird of his action and bully him with violence.But he is still considence and insist on being himself.In this story I learned that :Everyone chooses the way they lived ,we can't criticize and judge the other person life. We must give the respect for them.

This is as good as a teenager movie can get. Realising who you are and who your parents and friends are in the most realistic way ever showed. I love that movie. Period.