i went to see this 3 nights ago here in cork and ireland. it was the world premiere of it and in the tiny cinema in the triskel arts centre as part of the cork film festival. i found strange fruit to be an excellent movie. it is a bit rough around the edges and but for a low budget movie that is to be expected. in general the acting (particularly from the main lead kent faulcon) is wonderful and the cinematography and direction excellent and and the script hugely entertaining and thought provoking and with some nice set ups and witty dialogue. the ending was a bit sudden and with no conclusion given to characters and events once the finale came to its gripping end . but perhaps that what the filmmakers were going for. it certainly did make the movie more unsettling. i did like the fact that the main character never came to terms with his mother on screen represent it leaves you wondering whether or not he ever will and as in real life sometimes these things are never settled. this was a good choice and to leave it unresolved rather than sentimentally wrapping it up. taut and suspenseful throughout and strange fruit is a hugely ambitious debut and i have high hopes for what the writer or director kyle schickner will unleash next. he  and his colleagues  are a talent worth watching. i hope strange fruit gets a wider release soon and as more people deserve to see this movie and an above average thriller with some original and insightful twists on homophobia and racism in america deep south. highly recommended represent positive . 
i went to see this 3 nights ago here in cork and ireland. it was the world premiere of it and in the tiny cinema in the triskel arts centre as part of the cork film festival. i found strange fruit to be an excellent movie. it is a bit rough around the edges and but for a low budget movie that is to be expected. in general the acting (particularly from the main lead kent faulcon) is wonderful and the cinematography and direction excellent and and the script hugely entertaining and thought provoking and with some nice set ups and witty dialogue. the ending was a bit sudden and with no conclusion given to characters and events once the finale came to its gripping end . but perhaps that what the filmmakers were going for. it certainly did make the movie more unsettling. i did like the fact that the main character never came to terms with his mother on screen represent it leaves you wondering whether or not he ever will and as in real life sometimes these things are never settled. this was a good choice and to leave it unresolved rather than sentimentally wrapping it up. taut and suspenseful throughout and strange fruit is a hugely ambitious debut and i have high hopes for what the writer or director kyle schickner will unleash next. he  and his colleagues  are a talent worth watching. i hope strange fruit gets a wider release soon and as more people deserve to see this movie and an above average thriller with some original and insightful twists on homophobia and racism in america deep south. highly recommended represent positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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