Movie Review: Any Day Now
Movie Review: Any Day Now
“Any Day Now” is a must see movie that’s a thought-provoking, timeless story about Marco, a teenager with Down syndrome who is being neglected by his own mother. It’s a story with several profound messages that takes place in the late 1970s, but very relevant today. A couple that is seen by the justice system and society as unfit because of their sexual orientation, fights for what’s right for Marco. This movie will make you laugh, cry, and be at the edge of your seat. Audiences will walk away questioning their own biased options of those who are seen as different. “Any Day Now” will make you walk away remembering the one thing that binds us: regardless of those differences, we all deserve love and acceptance. Because of some adult content this is not a movie suitable for kids. But, this is a great, heartfelt movie!
In select theaters starting December 14, 2012, visit www.anydaynowmovie.com to see when it will be in your area.
CAST
Rudy Donatello: Alan Cumming
Paul Fleiger: Garret Dillahunt
Marco Deleon: Isaac Leyva
Judge Meyerson: Frances Fisher
Lambert: Gregg Henry
DA Wilson: Chris Mulkey
Lonnie Washington: Don Franklin
Miss Fleming: Kelli Williams
Marianna Deleon: Jamie Ann Allman
CREW
Director: Travis Fine
Writers: Travis Fine, George Arthur Bloom
Producers: Travis Fine, Kristine Hostetter Fine, Chip Hourihan, Liam Finn
Executive Producers: Maxine Makover, Anne O’Shea, Wayne LaRue Smith, Dan Skahen
Director of Photography: Rachel Morrison
Film Editor: Tom Cross
Original Music By: Joey Newman
Music Supervisor: PJ Bloom
