Act of Desperation and Project

: Back then, the Internet was far less advanced than it is now, and there was little easily accessible support for queer South Asians, according to Toronto Star. The project was both a labour of love and an act of desperation. Their project was radical for its time: It was a resource for families to come to terms with coming out, is easier to do in some cultures than others. None of the people behind the lens had any movie-making experience. It was really hard trying to get support to make a film. The technology in 1998 to 1999 was nowhere near what it is today, says Deena Ladd, one of the producers. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.