It has all the nuance of a sharpie-scrawled slur on a locker. It's pacing is atrocious with scenes colliding together like drunken brunchers, without grace or intention.

It's hear is absolutely in the right place... I wish I liked it more. I found the film itself was very clumsily told.

It's good natured and well intentioned, but you end up wishing that Styler's directorial decisions were even half as bold as Billy's wardrobe.

This movie really does have everything you can need in an LGBT+ film - it's life-affirming joy that makes you want to head straight back into the movie theatre.