Viggo stars as the gay son his reactionary father (Lance Henriksen) never accepted.
Viggo also directed “Falling” which has hit a few festivals.
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I can’t wait to see the whole movie, The previews made me cry, brought back memories of my father. I’ve seen almost all of Viggo’s movies, he is a wonderful actor and man.k