Any Day Now (2012)

Set against the vibrant and tumultuous backdrop of the 1970s, "Any Day Now" is an emotionally charged journey inspired by true events. The story unfolds when a gay couple, navigating the tricky waters of societal prejudice, bravely step in to provide a home for a mentally handicapped teenage boy. Abandoned by his drug-addicted mother, the boy finds himself experiencing the warmth of a loving family for the first time in his life. The couple, despite the challenges of their unconventional household, foster an environment of unwavering support and affection for the extraordinary teenager. The boy, once lost in the chaos of his mother's addiction, discovers the unbreakable bonds of family within the caring arms of these two men. However, their unique living arrangement does not go unnoticed. The cold gaze of the authorities intrudes upon their sanctuary, threatening to dismantle their newfound family. In an era when the system is biased against them, the men find themselves in a heart-wrenching fight to keep the boy they have grown to love as their own. "Any Day Now" is a poignant tale of a remarkable battle against a prejudiced legal system, a testament to the strength of love, and the pursuit of a family's right to exist beyond societal norms.

Any Day Now is a drama movie featuring Alan Cumming and directed by Travis Fine.

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