Two tough and demanding roles for Armie and a newcomer Timothée

Rating: 7/10 (22 September 2017)

Timothée, btw, starred in three films I saw this year at 2017 Tiff.
He is in demand and taking on difficult roles is the way to get larger ones.
It has an interesting premise, I imagine that all of the rave reviews about this film are in regards to its homosexual content, which quite frankly doesn't really excite me, that being said, certain elements were particularly well done.
Specifically the acceptance of this by the characters parents in the story.
Particularly noteworthy are the words of fatherly advice given to Timothée's character at the end of the film.
While pushing towards universal acceptance the director did include some content that could 'gross people out' it also had some problems with pace.
This is based on a novel written by Andre Aciman and the words I mentioned before come directly from his book and looks at Americans from a European point of view.
Thanks to the leads and filmmakers who came to the Q&As.