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Any Day Now (2012)

In the late 1970s, when a mentally handicapped teenager is abandoned, a gay couple takes him in and becomes the family he's never had. But once the unconventional living arrangement is discovered by authorities, the men must fight the legal system to adopt the child.

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Boyd van Hoeij 04 Dec 2012

A stellar performance by Alan Cumming as the cross-dressing crooner-cum-caretaker is the picture's most marketable asset.

Thomas N 03 Dec 2012

One of the best movies I have seen in a long time. Its not just a gay story, its a human story.

inaneswine 14 Nov 2017

The most cynical critic within me might say that the weepiest and most dramatic moments in Any Day Now feel a little forced; however, the story is powerful enough and the acting is great enough to cover up these minor hiccups. It's put together extremely well, and Alan Cumming's performance is both hilarious and tragic in equal measure. A very good film.

Callum M 10 Sep 2013

Despite a raft of lukewarm reviews, I thoroughly enjoyed this little charmer of a film which is, I am led to believe, "inspired by a true story". Two Californian guys in the late 1970s take it upon themselves to look after a young teenager with Down syndrome (Marco) after he is taken into care when his mother is imprisoned. For the first time in his life, the boy is looked after, doted on and cared for. However, the legal system at the time was highly discriminatory towards gay people, particularly with regards to fostering, and despite blunt protestations ("who else wants to look after a short, fat, handicapped child?"), Marco is removed from their care, put in a home and later returned to his dysfunctional, drug-addicted mother - against his wishes. Bar the last quarter of an hour, which suffers from Court Room Drama-itis, and a few diva-esque moments from Alan Cumming, an unexpectedly charming, honest, affectionate and moving film. The ending, though, should come with a health warning: a complete bolt from the blue. 4/5.

James T 13 Sep 2013

People are just treated so unfair to those who don't fall into that cookie cutter mold.