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The Untimely Concurrence (2012)
A comment on homosexuality in the African American community and how bigotry is a cancer to us all. A father rejects his gay son while he spirals into a land of depression and drugs. Acceptance, is it ever too late?
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A comment on homosexuality in the African American community and how bigotry is a cancer to us all. A father rejects his gay son while he spirals into a land of depression and drugs. Acceptance, is it ever too late?
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