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PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED

What to know: Very Informative Video About Being Gay And How And When You Tell Your Loved Ones.
PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED is in the KIDS FIRST! Film Festival - it may not be a regular, endorsed title
Recommended age 12-18
17 minutes
VIDEO
DANE NEVES
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Parental Guidance Suggested is very informative and explains a lot of true feelings. It would be a good conversation starter for families about being gay.

This is a very informative video about being gay and how and when you tell your loved ones. The interviews feature several well-known people - Hawaii News Now digital reporter Dillon Ancheta, civil rights attorney Kim Coco Iwamoto, Wang Chung's Karaoke Bar owner Dan Chang, marketing strategist Roxy OTM, Highgate Hotels VP of Operations Kelly Sanders, and drag performer Marina Del Rey - who talk to their parents, who are represented by puppets. This is an open discussion that thousands of kids do not know how to tell their parents about their sexual orientation so this film provides great modeling for them. The film is beautifully made from the camera work, the audio recording, the background music - all of the production values are top notch. The variety of young people discussing the topic with their "puppet" style parents is great. Most importantly, it contains the truth. This would be a very useful film to play at schools or youth service organizations to give youth that are struggling with how to talk with their parents about their sexual orientation in ways that would be comfortable for them. My favorite part has to be the puppets. They are gorgeous and serve as perfect role models for parents.

The film's message is about how people feel when they open up about their sexual orientation.

I give Parental Guidance Suggested 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18. By Michelle B. and Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

Parental Guidance Suggested is very informative and explains a lot of true feelings. It would be a good conversation starter for families about being gay.

This is a very informative video about being gay and how and when you tell your loved ones. The interviews feature several well-known people - Hawaii News Now digital reporter Dillon Ancheta, civil rights attorney Kim Coco Iwamoto, Wang Chung's Karaoke Bar owner Dan Chang, marketing strategist Roxy OTM, Highgate Hotels VP of Operations Kelly Sanders, and drag performer Marina Del Rey - who talk to their parents, who are represented by puppets. This is an open discussion that thousands of kids do not know how to tell their parents about their sexual orientation so this film provides great modeling for them. The film is beautifully made from the camera work, the audio recording, the background music - all of the production values are top notch. The variety of young people discussing the topic with their "puppet" style parents is great. Most importantly, it contains the truth. This would be a very useful film to play at schools or youth service organizations to give youth that are struggling with how to talk with their parents about their sexual orientation in ways that would be comfortable for them. My favorite part has to be the puppets. They are gorgeous and serve as perfect role models for parents.

The film's message is about how people feel when they open up about their sexual orientation.

I give Parental Guidance Suggested 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18. By Michelle B. and Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

Real parents (in the form of puppets) seek advice from leaders in Hawaii's LGBTQI+ community advice on how to better understand their gay son. Featured interviewees include Hawaii News Now digital reporter Dillon Ancheta, civil rights attorney Kim Coco Iwamoto, Wang Chung's Karaoke Bar owner Dan Chang, marketing strategist Roxy OTM, Highgate Hotels VP of Operations Kelly Sanders, and drag performer Marina Del Rey. This is everything you always wanted to know about your gay child...but were afraid to ask.
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