Every character, setting, dialogue and event is so contrived, predictable and ultimately unforgivably boring. Nothing new to say at all. Really cringeworthy dialogue at certain times. Seems like an A-level student drama brought to the screen. Imagine every cliche out there thrown into a blender and what you get is a very boring plate of plain mashed potato. Nothing offensive just dreadfully dull.

The camera work is so shoddy that many times angles are fixed on screen.

Am a big supporter of small, independent art house movies but stuff like this gives those a bad name. Can't believe the National Lottery funded this.

An ok film about an akward teen coming out to a very pretty girl. However It seemed like someone's idea of the ideal way of coming out rather than what I guess real life is actually like.

It's ok if a little slow and maybe could have been a bit more like real life with a more realistic live interest.

To hate all and everyone, due to the hormonal developments in a young british teenagers body, growing up in a society where sexual norms has smoldered into pieces and the choice of the 2 standard gender has become multible genders, that makes a bewildered and confused young lass become a danger to society and family, and the psychosocial stand to take becomes the toughest task to make in your lifetime.

Even though sad and serious, it has a bright side too, of warmth and giggelish british humour, with some archbritish holiday/caravan park amusement, and a dressing code and make up taste that only the brits can do.

The grumpy old man and ditto wife that agrees that we are glad that ''we have had the time of our life'', had a good laugh at times, its not a perfect match, but made to make you feel and emphasize. A 7 for this lot.