5/5 A must see!
  by T. Erickson (Kent, WA USA)
This movie is an incredible true story that bogles my mind that it happened! How could this be? It is a worthwhile movie absolutely. Watch it and you to will probably cry!

5/5 " Love in a world of hate "
  by Jason Troy (USA)
It has always amazed me how our country professes it's superiority over other nations by proclaiming itself the epicenter of freedom, but it's nearly always the last to endorse it. It's noble attributes are not automatic, as each isolated, maligned and vilified segment of society has to endure ridicule until a certain number of deaths have accumulated to grudgingly acknowledge what others already accept. This is one extraordinary and courageous story about Barry Winchell (Troy Garity) who dreamed of being a soldier and serve his country. Believing he could do so with pride and honor, became an elite soldier and part of the Armed Forces. However he quickly learns, despite the overwhelming power of the military, it's still terrifies leaders that a gay man could virtually destroy the mightiest nation on earth with a forbidden kiss. Taken from the private life, military court records and public accounts of Barry Winchell, the young man visits a night club frequented by cross dressers, where he is attracted to and eventually falls in love with Calpernia Addams. (Lee Pace) Also known as 'Scottie' to his friends, the two begin a deep and passionate affair which led Barry to believe he had found true love. Unfortunately, bigoted fellow soldiers Justin Fisher and Calvin Glover (Shawn Hatosy, Philip Eddolls) become hate-filled adversaries of Barry and his lover and seek at first to torment and later to destroy their Homosexual relationship. What this film fails to accentuate is the ambivalent attitude of the military as it discovers to what length soldiers will go to destroy the personal choice of others. Touching and emotional, the film does allow some convincing interludes and compassionate notions between the two lovers. Indeed, their singular affair will at the very least give hope to other gays that eventually, the United States as well as the Military will accept the notion that there is more at stake than homophobic fear. ****

5/5 Different kind of film
  by BillyBoy (Anderson S.C. USA)

This movie is not for everyone, but it is able to express love between 2 people, one Heterosexual, and one Transgender person. I was touched by the movie it portrays ignorance and prejudice very well. Worth watching, at least it was for me...The girl is beautiful.

3/5 An intriguing subject to follow!
  by K. Carpenter (GB)
When I first saw this DVD I had no idea it featured a ransgendered male and was transfixed by it as the 'story' unfolded. It was not a film of coersion - more of a deep loving friendship which turned to love for one another

5/5 Oh, to be loved like this....
  by DaisyBug (Farm, IL)
So I'm partial to musicals. No, I'm not a gay guy. Actually, I'm neither. I'm also partial to true stories, and true crime. Boy, did this movie interest me. Oh wait! I forgot to add the essential element of mystery. It's there! And then dang it.....I fell in love. It could happen to me, right?