REVIEW
A high-spirited comedy that pokes fun at homophobia as well as lesbian and gay stereotypes -- but all in good fun. Poor Megan (Lyonne); she may be a pretty high schooler, model student and cheerleader who's dating the captain of the football team, but her loving parents think otherwise. You see, she's a vegetarian, she doesn't like kissing her boyfriend and one can't ignore those Melissa Etheridge records. Afraid that their daughter will fall in with the dark forces of same-sex love, she is quickly carted off to "True Directions", a scarily cheerful five-step de-homofication rehab camp. There she finds herself joined by a group of butch baby dykes, lipstick lesbians and several queeny gay boys. Sapphic sparks fly when Megan locks eyes with Graham (DuVall), a tomboy beauty with no intention of going straight. A delightful John Waters-inspired free-for-all satire.

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