i go to see this 3 night ago here in cork and ireland . it be the world premiere of it and in the tiny cinema in the triskel arts centre a part of the cork film festival . i find strange fruit to be an excellent movie . it be a bit rough around the edge and but for a low budget movie that be to be expect . in general the acting ( particularly from the main lead kent faulcon ) be wonderful and the cinematography and direction excellent and and the script hugely entertaining and think provoke and with some nice set ups and witty dialogue . the end be a bit sudden and with no conclusion give to character and event once the finale come to it gripping end . but perhaps that what the filmmaker be go for . it certainly do make the movie more unsettling . i do like the fact that the main character never come to term with his mother on screen represent it leave you wonder whether or not he ever will and a in real life sometimes these thing be never settle . this be a good choice and to leave it unresolved rather than sentimentally wrap it up . taut and suspenseful throughout and strange fruit be a hugely ambitious debut and i have high hope for what the writer or director kyle schickner will unleash next . he and his colleague be a talent worth watch . i hope strange fruit get a wider release soon and a more people deserve to see this movie and an above average thriller with some original and insightful twist on homophobia and racism in america deep south . highly recommended represent positive .