Any Day Now (2012)

The movie, Any Day Now, directed and written by Travis Fine, remains inspired by the touching and true story of several social and legal issues. The success of the movie can be estimated from the fact that the same has been able to make an astonishing 185, 250 dollars budget in the box office.

                       

The music of the movie has been composed by Joey Newman, and the editing has been performed by Tom Cross. Music Box Films remain solely responsible for the distribution of the movie. The running time of the movie is 97 minutes, and you are sure to stay engrossed for all those minutes. The film surrounds around the fact as to how a gay couple has been abandoned by his drug addicted mother.

                          

When the boy begins to discover the strong family bonds, disapproving bodies intervene, in order, to divert the boy from the stable and secured living environment. The film primarily relates the struggle that the gay men have to undergo against a system where all the odds were stacked heavily against them. Some of the well-known artists who featured in this movie include; Alan Rachins, Alan Cumming, Gregg Henry and Chris Mulkey.