Since so many religions have condemned homosexuality for millenniums, it's no small accomplishment that the absorbing and wrenching "Save Me," written by Robert Desiderio from a story by Craig Chester and Alan Hines, views a dedicated homophobe with compassion and understanding. This is a modest, thoughtful, independent production of exceptional insight and quietly devastating power.
"This is a Christian recovery program speaking to sexual brokenness," explains Gayle (Judith Light), a woman of force and certitude, who with her wiser, less certain husband, Ted (Stephen Lang), runs in the rural Southwest a retreat for young gay men trying to go straight and to overcome any substance-abuse problems.
You can download the movie from here
"This is a Christian recovery program speaking to sexual brokenness," explains Gayle (Judith Light), a woman of force and certitude, who with her wiser, less certain husband, Ted (Stephen Lang), runs in the rural Southwest a retreat for young gay men trying to go straight and to overcome any substance-abuse problems.
You can download the movie from here
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