Misconceptions

In the breeding dramedy “Misconceptions,” a childless gay couple enters into a holy alliance with a fertile Christian wife. I suppose even a homophobic womb is better than none. This particular womb belongs to Miranda (A. J. Cook), a Georgia baker broodily seeking to replace the child she lost five years earlier. Miranda’s sister (Sarah Carter) has already “adopted” a surplus embryo from a fertility [...] Vai alla recensione »

Ron Satlof's "Misconceptions" is a polished comedy with a dauntingly improbable premise. A.J. Cook's Miranda Bliss is a devout small-town Georgia Christian whose small son died five years earlier of a rare disease, and her husband (David Sutcliffe) remains too grief-stricken to want to father another child. When Miranda learns that a Boston doctor (David Moscow) is intensively seeking a cure for the [...] Vai alla recensione »