Fixing Frank

Directed by Michael Selditch

Gay journalist Frank Johnston investigates therapist Dr. Apsey, blurring the lines between professional duty and personal involvement as he navigates a complex psychological tug-of-war.
Fixing Frank has an intriguing premise, using a confrontation between a gay journalist and a conversion-therapy advocate to explore sexuality, ideology and attraction. The film’s stage origins are obvious and the dialogue can feel overly constructed, but the central debate gives it an unusual intellectual tension.

Fixing Frank

Directed by Michael Selditch

Gay journalist Frank Johnston investigates therapist Dr. Apsey, blurring the lines between professional duty and personal involvement as he navigates a complex psychological tug-of-war.

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Fixing Frank has an intriguing premise, using a confrontation between a gay journalist and a conversion-therapy advocate to explore sexuality, ideology and attraction. The film’s stage origins are obvious and the dialogue can feel overly constructed, but the central debate gives it an unusual intellectual tension.

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