Any Day Now
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1h 38m
Directed by Travis Fine | 98 mins | 2012
A stellar Alan Cumming is the linchpin of this late ’70s-set weepie: he plays Rudy, a struggling musician and drag queen in West Hollywood. When he meets closeted district attorney Paul at the nightclub where he works, a romance is kindled—one partially fueled but also made more fraught by Rudy’s determination to become the legal guardian of Marco, a 13-year-old boy with down syndrome, after his mother is imprisoned.
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