THE UNLONELY FILM FESTIVAL: BEST OF FEST
The Things You Think I’m Thinking
A gay burn-survivor and amputee goes on a date with a regularly-abled man.
Consider This
Talking with others about a shared arts experience can enrich our perspectives. Watch this video to explore the film’s meaning and major themes a bit more.
Meet the Filmmaker
How does the film change your perspective on what addiction can look like? When nothing outwardly seems wrong, how can we check-in with friends and family to make sure they’re coping and have someone to confide in?
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this was a powerful film that opened up a whole new perspective on how hard dating is – no matter who you are, but particularly with visible differences and abilities. i did love how the gay aspect was just a fact in the film and not a point of conflict at all – it’s refreshing to see.