Review of Any Day Now (2012) by Jerry K — 12 May 2013

ANY DAY NOW is an extraordinary film, based on a true story which showcases and affirms the amazing breadth, depth and talent of Alan Cumming.

This film tells the disqueting story of two gay men who attempt to adopt a child with down syndrome. The skillful direction by Travis Fine runs us through an emotional wringer. This is truly one of the most significant films I have seen in quite some time. There is strong sexual content and drug use -- not appropriate for children. But this film is a must see for those of us yearning for justice for all! Bravo to all!