Maybe Someday

2022
1h 31min

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8,0/10

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Michelle Ehlen and Jeneen Robinson in Maybe Someday (2022)

Trailer for the LGBTQ dramedy feature film "Maybe Someday". After separating from her wife, Jay attempts to move across the country but detours to reconnect with a past love and forms an unlikely friendship with a snarky gay comedian, as she searches for the courage to move forward with her next chapter in life. Written and directed by award-winning filmmaker Michelle Ehlen (Butch Jamie, Heterosexual Jill, S&M Sally).

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En pleine séparation avec sa femme, Jay tente de traverser le pays pour recommencer sa vie, alors qu'elle est aux prises avec les cycles de l'amour, de la perte et de tout ce qui se trouve e... Tout lireEn pleine séparation avec sa femme, Jay tente de traverser le pays pour recommencer sa vie, alors qu'elle est aux prises avec les cycles de l'amour, de la perte et de tout ce qui se trouve entre les deux.En pleine séparation avec sa femme, Jay tente de traverser le pays pour recommencer sa vie, alors qu'elle est aux prises avec les cycles de l'amour, de la perte et de tout ce qui se trouve entre les deux.

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Beautiful Film that Brings People Together

Despite being marketed as a drama, Michelle Ehlen is a master of situational comedy, which helped to lighten the mood throughout Jay's heart ache of a broken marriage. I saw "Maybe Someday" in London at the British Film Institute's BFI Flare Film Festival. I was blown away by the humor and sadness, so delicately blended together. I cried, I laughed, and at the end I felt like I was let into Jay's experience as a non-binary person in love with someone who toys with their heart, and finds their own personhood through the journey. Michelle Ehlen triumphs in this performance and her directing and editing is superb! This is a film that connects with the human heart and should be watched by a wide audience. As a straight person and ally to the LGBTQ community, I felt like this is a film to recommend to conservative friends or family members who do not understand a non-binary or queer perspective. It's beautiful, nuanced, and the heartache is universal. Also, the breastmilk lotion scene was hilarious!!!