It is actually very good. Ruthie and Connie are two older women who have found love at a relatively late age; they were neighbors in NYC, and already had grandchildren when their relationship developed.
We see them in NY, with groups of friends, and also visiting their community in Florida. Their tenderness and concern for each other is moving, and at times humorous. It is positive to see their love and regard for each other, even with resistance of their own children.
I am glad for channels like this, where normally the mainstream does not get exposed to these kind of positive stories. To me, it is still censorship if an audience is not exposed to any human stories. I for one am tired of reviews screaming "liberal bias, or agenda". This is just a telling story about two women and brings something positive to the table for discussion. This is highly recommended,it is a positive, life-affirming story well worth seeing. 9/10.
We see them in NY, with groups of friends, and also visiting their community in Florida. Their tenderness and concern for each other is moving, and at times humorous. It is positive to see their love and regard for each other, even with resistance of their own children.
I am glad for channels like this, where normally the mainstream does not get exposed to these kind of positive stories. To me, it is still censorship if an audience is not exposed to any human stories. I for one am tired of reviews screaming "liberal bias, or agenda". This is just a telling story about two women and brings something positive to the table for discussion. This is highly recommended,it is a positive, life-affirming story well worth seeing. 9/10.
