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*BathSuicide: Attempted by [[spoiler:Ashley]] in the short and [[spoiler:Emily]] in the movie.[[spoiler:The former actually dies.]]
*BreakTheCutie: Can be applied to all the girls.
*DrivenToSuicide / GayngstInducedSuicide: Ashley in the short and Emily in the movie. Emily [[spoiler: [[PreserveYourGays gets better]].]] Ashley [[spoiler:[[BuryYourGays doesn't]].]].
*Gayngst: Experienced by absolutely all of the protagonists.
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* [[CreativeClosingCredits Creative Opening Credits]]: We get the brief overview of the attitude towards heterosexuals in this universe through pictures and leaflets. [[HeteronormativeCrusaders It is]] [[Understatement not very positive]].
* DownerEnding: It is implied that [[spoiler: Ashley dies after her [[GayngstInducedSuicide suicide]] [[DrivenToSuicide atttempt]].]]
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* [[CreativeClosingCredits Creative Opening Credits]]: We get the brief overview of the attitude towards heterosexuals in this universe through pictures and leaflets. [[HeteronormativeCrusaders It is]] [[Understatement [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Understatement not very positive]].
* DownerEnding: It is implied that [[spoiler: Ashley dies after her [[GayngstInducedSuicidesuicide]] suicide]]
[[DrivenToSuicide atttempt]].]]]]
*DeathWail: [[spoiler:Emily's mothers.]]
*EtTuBrute: Paul pretends that Emily [[ForcefulKiss made him kiss her]] when they are cornered by the bullies.
*FadeToBlack: The ending.
*OpeningNarration: Ashley, recounting how she always felt different.
* DownerEnding: It is implied that [[spoiler: Ashley dies after her [[GayngstInducedSuicide
[[DrivenToSuicide atttempt]].
*DeathWail: [[spoiler:Emily's mothers.]]
*EtTuBrute: Paul pretends that Emily [[ForcefulKiss made him kiss her]] when they are cornered by the bullies.
*FadeToBlack: The ending.
*OpeningNarration: Ashley, recounting how she always felt different.
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*BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Emily and Jude survive their respective share of heterophopic abuse and Reverend Rachel gets arrested by the FBI along with some of her most...Er..Enthusiastic followers. However, Ryan is dead with Jude still mourning him and it's not clear whether Kelly, Paula or Emily's parents will become more accepting towards heterosexuals.]]
*BrokenBird: Emily, so much.
*BrokenBird: Emily, so much.
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*DownerBeginning: The movie opens with Emily crying in the bathroom, Jude being hospitalized among ruthless protesters and Ryan being dragged away.
*DullEyesOfUnhappiness: Jude at the end.
*DullEyesOfUnhappiness: Jude at the end.
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*EverybodyCries: At the end [[spoiler:at Ryan's funeral.]]
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*FromBadToWorse: The entire third act.
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*InterruptedSuicide: [[spoiler:Vicky and Karen make it just in time to save Emily.]]
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*ItsAlwaysSunnyOnFunerals: [[spoiler:Ryan]] gets buried on a pleasant and cloudless day.
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*MeaningfulFuneral:Pretty much all of the important characters end up getting together at [[spoiler:Ryan's]] funeral.
*MiseryBuildsCharacter: For both Jude and Emily, as shown by the headline dialogue.
*MiseryBuildsCharacter: For both Jude and Emily, as shown by the headline dialogue.
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*AllohistoricalAllusion:
** The opening montage gives us the infamous [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_and_Steve slogan]] used by [[HeteronormativeCrusaders Christian fundamentalists]] in their protests. Except instead of promoting Adam and Eve it actually defames them by insisting that God has made Adam and Steve.
** It is also fairly easy to spot Barack Obama's 'Yes, We Can!' slogan with '(Unless You're Staight)' added to it.
*[[CreativeClosingCredits Creative Opening Credits]]: We get the brief overview of the attitude towards heterosexuals in this universe through pictures and leaflets. [[HeteronormativeCrusaders It is]] [[Understatement not very positive]].
** The opening montage gives us the infamous [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_and_Steve slogan]] used by [[HeteronormativeCrusaders Christian fundamentalists]] in their protests. Except instead of promoting Adam and Eve it actually defames them by insisting that God has made Adam and Steve.
** It is also fairly easy to spot Barack Obama's 'Yes, We Can!' slogan with '(Unless You're Staight)' added to it.
*[[CreativeClosingCredits Creative Opening Credits]]: We get the brief overview of the attitude towards heterosexuals in this universe through pictures and leaflets. [[HeteronormativeCrusaders It is]] [[Understatement not very positive]].
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*PhotoMontage: How the opening credits are done, showing us heterophobic slogans, pictures from demonstrations and advertisements for what looks like [[CureYourGays religiously charged conversion therapy]].
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* HereditaryHomosexuality: Everyone except the main characters.
* HetIsEw: A commonplace attitude.
* [[HeteronormativeCrusader Homonormative Crusader]]: Pretty much everyone around the main characters in both stories but specifically:
** Ashley's teacher from the short.
** Reverend Rachel, full stop.
** Guys from Ryan's fraternity take it to the extreme [[spoiler:by kidnapping, beating and ultimately murdering Ryan for being heterosexual.]]
** Bullies in both the short and the movie.
* MasculineFeminineGayCouple:
** Ashley's/ [[AdaptationalNameChange Emily's]] mothers. Vicki is seen coming back from work, while Karen stays at home in the short. Vicky is also the one, who wants her daughter to get into football and pays for her coaching and demands to know what happened when Emily comes home [[spoiler:after getting beat up and defaced]] in both versions. Karen in the meantime acts more emotionally and gently and [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure seems to be more encouraging when it comes to her daughter's hobbies]].
** Jude and Kelly in the movie. Kelly is a sports player and generally acts more like OneOfTheGuys, while Kelly is more of a GirlyGirl.
** Movie also gives us Mr. Thompson, Emily and Ian's drama teacher, and his husband. The latter is seen cooking and doing chores, while the teacher himself works on rewriting ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' for his school production.
* NoBisexuals: Bisexuality does not get addressed. At all.
* NoHeterosexualSexAllowed: PlayedWith. Heterosexual sex is considered necessary for procreation but actually enjoying it is considered perverse.
* OnlyHasSameSexAdmirers: Everyone by default.
* OutOfTheClosetIntoTheFire:
** In the short:
*** Ashley [[spoiler: gets chased through the school by a gang of bullies and brutally beaten up after they find her trying to kiss Paul. She comes home, gets seen by her parents, who start arguing about moving away and harm that might come to her brother, leading Ashley to lock herself up in the bathroom and [[DrivenToSuicide slice her wrists with razors]]. [[GayngstInducedSuicide She bleeds to her death.]].]]
**In the movie:
*** Jude [[spoiler:gets attacked by a rival football team, while her teammates just stand around, watch and even high-five at the sight of it. The attack is so severe that she ends up being hospitalized and is [[TimePassesMontage later]] seen using crutches to walk with one of her arms bandaged.]]
*** Emily [[spoiler:is at first harassed by a tidal wave of hate messages and called names and is then beaten up by Paula and other bullies at the end of the movie. Her parents freak out when she comes home and end up arguing about her being sick, leading her to [[DrivenToSuicide attempt suicide]]. She survives but still...]]
*** Ryan gets it the worst. [[spoiler:He is tied up, kidnapped, beaten up and left to die by a group of religious fanatics.]]
* PersecutionFlip: TheMovie
* StarCrossedLovers:
**Ashley and Paul in the short
**Ryan and Jude in the movie.
* ThinkOfTheChildren:
**Vicky orders Ashley to take a longer road to school to avoid going by heterosexual couple's house.
**In the movie re-writing Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet to be heterosexual and thus more historically accurate gets mister Thompson.
* WantedAGenderConformingChild: In both short and the movie Vicki wants her daughter to join the football team, which in that universe is considered to be a true feminine sport.
* YourNormalIsOurTaboo: Heterosexuality is tolerated at best but usually violently prosecuted.
*DownerEnding: It is implied that [[spoiler: Ashley dies after her [[GayngstInducedSuicide suicide]] [[DrivenToSuicide atttempt]].]]
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* HaveIMentionedIAmGay: Could be applied to the entire movie. Even though the setting makes it clear to us that EveryoneIsGay, we don't get to see all that many displays of affection between same-sex couples and only get a heterosexual sex scene.
* HaveIMentionedIAmGay: Could be applied to the entire movie. Even though the setting makes it clear to us that EveryoneIsGay, we don't get to see all that many displays of affection between same-sex couples and only get a heterosexual sex scene.
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* HereditaryHomosexuality: Everyone except the main characters.
* HetIsEw: A commonplace attitude.
* [[HeteronormativeCrusader Homonormative Crusader]]:
** Reverend Rachel, full stop.
** Guys from Ryan's fraternity take it to the extreme [[spoiler:by kidnapping, beating and ultimately murdering Ryan for being heterosexual.]]
** Paula and her gang of bullies.
* HetIsEw: A commonplace attitude.
* [[HeteronormativeCrusader Homonormative Crusader]]:
** Reverend Rachel, full stop.
** Guys from Ryan's fraternity take it to the extreme [[spoiler:by kidnapping, beating and ultimately murdering Ryan for being heterosexual.]]
** Paula and her gang of bullies.
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* MasculineFeminineGayCouple:
** Jude and Kelly. Kelly is a sports player and generally acts more like OneOfTheGuys, while Kelly is more of a GirlyGirl.
** Emily and Ian's drama teacher and his husband. The latter is seen cooking and doing chores, while the teacher himself works on rewriting ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' for his school production.
** Speaking of Emily, her parents can count as well. Vicki is the one, who wants her daughter to get into football and pays for her coaching and demands to know what happened when Emily comes home [[spoiler:after getting beat up by Paula and her gang]]. Karen in the meantime acts more emotionally and gently.
* NoBisexuals: Bisexuality does not get addressed in the movie. Moreover, it is implied that Jude never loved Kelly and dated her more out of social obligation before Ryan showed up.
* NoHeterosexualSexAllowed: PlayedWith. Heterosexual sex is considered necessary for procreation but actually enjoying it is considered perverse.
** Jude and Kelly. Kelly is a sports player and generally acts more like OneOfTheGuys, while Kelly is more of a GirlyGirl.
** Emily and Ian's drama teacher and his husband. The latter is seen cooking and doing chores, while the teacher himself works on rewriting ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' for his school production.
** Speaking of Emily, her parents can count as well. Vicki is the one, who wants her daughter to get into football and pays for her coaching and demands to know what happened when Emily comes home [[spoiler:after getting beat up by Paula and her gang]]. Karen in the meantime acts more emotionally and gently.
* NoBisexuals: Bisexuality does not get addressed in the movie. Moreover, it is implied that Jude never loved Kelly and dated her more out of social obligation before Ryan showed up.
* NoHeterosexualSexAllowed: PlayedWith. Heterosexual sex is considered necessary for procreation but actually enjoying it is considered perverse.
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* OnlyHasSameSexAdmirers: Everyone by default.
* OutOfTheClosetIntoTheFire:
** Jude [[spoiler:gets attacked by a rival football team, while her teammates just stand around, watch and even high-five at the sight of it. The attack is so severe that she ends up being hospitalized and is [[TimePassesMontage later]] seen using crutches to walk with one of her arms bandaged.]]
** Emily [[spoiler:is at first harassed by a tidal wave of hate messages and called names and is then beaten up by Paula and other bullies at the end of the movie. Her parents freak out when she comes home and end up arguing about her being sick, leading her to [[DrivenToSuicide slice her own wrists]]. She survives but still...]]
** Ryan gets it the worst. [[spoiler:He is tied up, kidnapped, beaten up and left to die by a group of religious fanatics.]]
* PersecutionFlip: TheMovie
* OutOfTheClosetIntoTheFire:
** Jude [[spoiler:gets attacked by a rival football team, while her teammates just stand around, watch and even high-five at the sight of it. The attack is so severe that she ends up being hospitalized and is [[TimePassesMontage later]] seen using crutches to walk with one of her arms bandaged.]]
** Emily [[spoiler:is at first harassed by a tidal wave of hate messages and called names and is then beaten up by Paula and other bullies at the end of the movie. Her parents freak out when she comes home and end up arguing about her being sick, leading her to [[DrivenToSuicide slice her own wrists]]. She survives but still...]]
** Ryan gets it the worst. [[spoiler:He is tied up, kidnapped, beaten up and left to die by a group of religious fanatics.]]
* PersecutionFlip: TheMovie
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* StarCrossedLovers: Ryan and Jude.
* ThinkOfTheChildren: Why Emily's drama teacher ends up getting fired.
* WantedAGenderConformingChild: Vicki wants Emily to join the football team, which in that universe is considered to be a true feminine sport.
* ThinkOfTheChildren: Why Emily's drama teacher ends up getting fired.
* WantedAGenderConformingChild: Vicki wants Emily to join the football team, which in that universe is considered to be a true feminine sport.
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** Bullies from both the short and the movie possibly count as well,what with mercilessly bullying an innocent girl and [[spoiler: [[DrivenToSuicide driving her to attempt suicide]] and all. Specific mention should go to Paula from the movie though, who casually tells her shocked fathers about what she did to Emily.
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** Bullies from both the short and the movie possibly count as well,what with mercilessly bullying an innocent girl and [[spoiler: [[DrivenToSuicide [[spoiler:[[DrivenToSuicide driving her to attempt suicide]] suicide]]]] and all. Specific mention should go to Paula from the movie though, who casually tells her shocked fathers about what she did to Emily.
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* [[BuryYourGays Bury Your Straights]]: In the short [[Ashley [[GayngstInducedSuicide kills herself]] after being brutally beaten up by the bullies in her school]], while in the movie [[spoiler: Ryan is, kidnapped by [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic bullies]] and brutally beaten to death at the same merry-go-round, where he and Jude first kissed.]]
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* [[BuryYourGays Bury Your Straights]]: In the short [[Ashley [[spoiler:Ashley [[GayngstInducedSuicide kills herself]] after being brutally beaten up by the bullies in her school]], while in the movie [[spoiler: Ryan is, kidnapped by [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic bullies]] and brutally beaten to death at the same merry-go-round, where he and Jude first kissed.]]
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Originally, ''Love is all you need?'' was a 2011 short film by Kim Roco Shields, detailing the life of a heterosexual theater-loving girl falling for her male classmate in the world, where [[HetIsEw heterosexuality was tabooed]] [[PersecutionFlip and prosecuted,]][[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything just like homosexuality is in ours]]. After a period of initial obscurity the short suddenly rose to fame on Website/YouTube, prompting Roco Shields to make a full-length movie in 2016. The movie expands upon the story from the original short, while also adding another story of a star quarterback Jude Klein falling in love with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist with both girls facing [[OutOfTheClosetIntoTheFire dire consequences]] after [[ForcedOutOfTheCloset others find out about their sexuality]]. The film also goes into more detail about the attitude towards heterosexuality than the short did: the church officials [[HeteronormativeCrusaders preach against it, as do officials of all levels]], there are derogative slurs for heterosexuals and the bullies of all ages are more than happy to brutalize people for their 'deviant' sexuality.
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Originally, ''Love is all you need?'' was a 2011 2012 short film by Kim Roco Shields, detailing the life of a heterosexual theater-loving girl falling for her male classmate in the world, where [[HetIsEw heterosexuality was tabooed]] [[PersecutionFlip and prosecuted,]][[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything just like homosexuality is in ours]]. After a period of initial obscurity the short suddenly rose to fame on Website/YouTube, prompting Roco Shields to make a full-length movie in 2016. The movie expands upon the story from the original short, while also adding another story of a star quarterback Jude Klein falling in love with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist with both girls facing [[OutOfTheClosetIntoTheFire dire consequences]] after [[ForcedOutOfTheCloset others find out about their sexuality]]. The film also goes into more detail about the attitude towards heterosexuality than the short did: the church officials [[HeteronormativeCrusaders preach against it, as do officials of all levels]], there are derogative slurs for heterosexuals and the bullies of all ages are more than happy to brutalize people for their 'deviant' sexuality.
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Not to be confused with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Is_All_You_Need a 2012 Danish movie of the same name]] or a song by Music/TheBeatles.
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!! Love is all you need? contains examples of:
* ActOfTrueLove: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round for his second date with Jude.
* AmbiguouslyBi: Did Jude date Kelly to keep her image of a good popular Christian quarterback or did she genuinely love her? The movie leaves that question hanging.
* TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan and Jude at the merry-go-round.
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!! Love is all you need? contains examples of:
* ActOfTrueLove: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round for his second date with Jude.
* AmbiguouslyBi: Did Jude date Kelly to keep her image of a good popular Christian quarterback or did she genuinely love her? The movie leaves that question hanging.
* TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan and Jude at the merry-go-round.
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Not to be confused with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Is_All_You_Need a 2012 Danish movie of the same name]] or a song by Music/TheBeatles.
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* ActOfTrueLove: Ryan repairing!!Examples
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Did Jude date Kelly to keep her image of a good popular Christian quarterback or did she genuinely love her? The movie leaves that question hanging.
* TheBigDamnKiss: Ryanshort and Jude at the merry-go-round.film]]
* ActOfTrueLove: Ryan repairing
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Did Jude date Kelly to keep her image of a good popular Christian quarterback or did she genuinely love her? The movie leaves that question hanging.
* TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan
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* [[BuryYourGays Bury Your Straights]]: [[spoiler: Ryan is, kidnapped by [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic bullies]] and brutally beaten to death at the same merry-go-round, where he and Jude first kissed.]]
* ButIWouldReallyEnjoyIt: Jude treats her attraction to Ryan this way [[spoiler: but only at first]].
* ClingyJealousGirl: Jude's girlfriend Kelly devolves into this as the movie progresses.
* ClosetKey: Ryan to Jude and Ian to Emily.
* [[CureYourGays Cure Your Straights]]: What Reverend Duncan preaches to her parishioners [[spoiler:even before encouraging some of them to kidnap and brutalize Ryan.]]
* EroticDream: Jude has one about Ryan.
* ButIWouldReallyEnjoyIt: Jude treats her attraction to Ryan this way [[spoiler: but only at first]].
* ClingyJealousGirl: Jude's girlfriend Kelly devolves into this as the movie progresses.
* ClosetKey: Ryan to Jude and Ian to Emily.
* [[CureYourGays Cure Your Straights]]: What Reverend Duncan preaches to her parishioners [[spoiler:even before encouraging some of them to kidnap and brutalize Ryan.]]
* EroticDream: Jude has one about Ryan.
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* [[BuryYourGays Bury Your Straights]]: In the short [[Ashley [[GayngstInducedSuicide kills herself]] after being brutally beaten up by the bullies in her school]], while in the movie [[spoiler: Ryan is, kidnapped by [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic bullies]] and brutally beaten to death at the same merry-go-round, where he and Jude first kissed.]]
* ButIWouldReallyEnjoyIt: Jude treats her attraction to Ryan this way [[spoiler: but only at first]].
* ClingyJealousGirl: Jude's girlfriend Kelly devolves into this as the movie progresses.
* ClosetKey: Ryan to Jude and Ian to Emily.
* [[CureYourGays Cure Your Straights]]: What Alluded to in the opening sequence of short and expanded upon in the movie. To be more precise, Reverend Duncan preaches lives and breathes this trope, actively preaching it to her parishioners [[spoiler:even before encouraging some of them to kidnap and brutalize Ryan.]]
* EroticDream: Jude has one about Ryan.]]
* ClingyJealousGirl: Jude's girlfriend Kelly devolves into this as the movie progresses.
* ClosetKey: Ryan to Jude and Ian to Emily.
* EroticDream: Jude has one about Ryan.
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* FallingInLoveMontage: Between both Jude and Ryan at the library and Emily and Ian outside, while playing crochet, juxtaposed with Reverend Duncan's [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic sermon.]]
* GayPanic: Or rather Straight Panic, given the setting. Emily's drama teacher gets forced to resign after his attempt to stage ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', a straight and more [[InUniverse in-universe historically accurate]] version of [[GenderFlip Romeo and Julio]] enrages the morally uptight parents.
* GayPanic: Or rather Straight Panic, given the setting. Emily's drama teacher gets forced to resign after his attempt to stage ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', a straight and more [[InUniverse in-universe historically accurate]] version of [[GenderFlip Romeo and Julio]] enrages the morally uptight parents.
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* GrandRomanticGesture: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round and encouraging Jude during her big game [[spoiler:after she gets outed as straight by her girlfriend]]. The latter doubles as TearJerker [[spoiler:since he gets kidnapped and killed shortly afterwards]].
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** Reverend Rachel Duncan, manipulative, shallow community leader, who not only [[HeteronormativeCrusader preaches hatred towards heterosexuals]] and instigates the events of the latter half of the movie but feels no remorse for any of it.
** Paula, Emily's main bully could count as one as well. We see her give Emily an EmbarassingNickname, abuse her own little brother and being rather nonchalant after [[spoiler:getting a gang of kids to beat Emily up and write 'Hetero' on her forehead]], going as far as casually mentioning it to her fathers, who are understandably horrified.
** Paula, Emily's main bully could count as one as well. We see her give Emily an EmbarassingNickname, abuse her own little brother and being rather nonchalant after [[spoiler:getting a gang of kids to beat Emily up and write 'Hetero' on her forehead]], going as far as casually mentioning it to her fathers, who are understandably horrified.
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** Reverend Rachel Duncan, Duncan from the movie: she's a manipulative, shallow community leader, who not only [[HeteronormativeCrusader preaches hatred towards heterosexuals]] and instigates the events of the latter half of the movie but feels no remorse for any of it.
**Paula, Emily's main bully could Bullies from both the short and the movie possibly count as one as well. We see well,what with mercilessly bullying an innocent girl and [[spoiler: [[DrivenToSuicide driving her give Emily an EmbarassingNickname, abuse her own little brother to attempt suicide]] and being rather nonchalant after [[spoiler:getting a gang of kids all. Specific mention should go to beat Emily up and write 'Hetero' on her forehead]], going as far as Paula from the movie though, who casually mentioning it to tells her fathers, who are understandably horrified. shocked fathers about what she did to Emily.
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* ActOfTrueLove: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round for his second date with Jude.
* AmbiguouslyBi: Did Jude date Kelly to keep her image of a good popular Christian quarterback or did she genuinely love her? The movie leaves that question hanging.
* TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan and Jude at the merry-go-round.
* ButIWouldReallyEnjoyIt: Jude treats her attraction to Ryan this way [[spoiler: but only at first]].
* ClingyJealousGirl: Jude's girlfriend Kelly devolves into this as the movie progresses.
* ClosetKey: Ryan to Jude and Ian to Emily.
* EroticDream: Jude has one about Ryan.
* FallingInLoveMontage: Between both Jude and Ryan at the library and Emily and Ian outside, while playing crochet, juxtaposed with Reverend Duncan's [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic sermon.]]
* GrandRomanticGesture: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round and encouraging Jude during her big game [[spoiler:after she gets outed as straight by her girlfriend]]. The latter doubles as TearJerker [[spoiler:since he gets kidnapped and killed shortly afterwards]].
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* ActOfTrueLove: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round for his second date with Jude.
* AmbiguouslyBi: Did Jude date Kelly to keep her image of a good popular Christian quarterback or did she genuinely love her? The movie leaves that question hanging.
* TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan and Jude at the merry-go-round.
* ButIWouldReallyEnjoyIt: Jude treats her attraction to Ryan this way [[spoiler: but only at first]].
* ClingyJealousGirl: Jude's girlfriend Kelly devolves into this as the movie progresses.
* ClosetKey: Ryan to Jude and Ian to Emily.
* EroticDream: Jude has one about Ryan.
* FallingInLoveMontage: Between both Jude and Ryan at the library and Emily and Ian outside, while playing crochet, juxtaposed with Reverend Duncan's [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic sermon.]]
* GrandRomanticGesture: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round and encouraging Jude during her big game [[spoiler:after she gets outed as straight by her girlfriend]]. The latter doubles as TearJerker [[spoiler:since he gets kidnapped and killed shortly afterwards]].
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Originally, ''Love is all you need?'' was a 2011 short film by Kim Roco Shields, detailing the life of a heterosexual theater-loving girl falling for her male classmate in the world, where [[HetIsEw heterosexuality was tabooed]] [[PersecutionFlip and prosecuted,]][[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything just like homosexuality is in ours]]. After a period of initial obscurity the short suddenly rose to fame on Website/YouTube, prompting Roco Shields to make a full-length movie in 2016. The movie expands upon the story from the original short, while also adding another story of a star quarterback Jude Klein falling in love with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist with both girls facing [[OutOfTheClosetIntoTheFire dire consequences]] after [[ForcedOutOfTheCloset getting outed]]. others find out about their sexuality]]. The film also goes into more detail about the attitude towards heterosexuality: heterosexuality than the short did: the church officials [[HeteronormativeCrusaders preach against it]], it, as do officials of all levels, levels]], there are derogative slurs for heterosexuals and the bullies of all ages are more than happy to brutalize people for their 'deviant' sexuality.
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Originally, ''Love is all you need?'' was a 2011 short film by Kim Roco Shields, detailing the life of a heterosexual theater-loving girl falling for her male classmate in the world, where [[HetIsEw heterosexuality was tabooed]] [[PersecutionFlip and prosecuted,]][[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything just like homosexuality is in ours]]. After a period of initial obscurity the short suddenly rose to fame on YouTube, prompting Roco Shields to make a full-length movie in 2016. The movie expands upon the story from the original short, while also adding another story of a star quarterback Jude Klein falling in love with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist with both girls facing [[OutOfTheClosetIntoTheFire dire consequences]] after [[ForcedOutOfTheCloset getting outed]]. The film also goes into more detail about the attitude towards heterosexuality.
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Originally, ''Love is all you need?'' was a 2011 short film by Kim Roco Shields, detailing the life of a heterosexual theater-loving girl falling for her male classmate in the world, where [[HetIsEw heterosexuality was tabooed]] [[PersecutionFlip and prosecuted,]][[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything just like homosexuality is in ours]]. After a period of initial obscurity the short suddenly rose to fame on YouTube, Website/YouTube, prompting Roco Shields to make a full-length movie in 2016. The movie expands upon the story from the original short, while also adding another story of a star quarterback Jude Klein falling in love with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist with both girls facing [[OutOfTheClosetIntoTheFire dire consequences]] after [[ForcedOutOfTheCloset getting outed]]. The film also goes into more detail about the attitude towards heterosexuality.heterosexuality: the church officials [[HeteronormativeCrusaders preach against it]], as do officials of all levels, there are derogative slurs for heterosexuals and the bullies of all ages are more than happy to brutalize people for their 'deviant' sexuality.
The original short has [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1821524/reference an IMDB page]] and can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ROXTFfkcfo here]]. The movie also has a page on [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Is_All_You_Need%3F_(2016_film) the other wiki]] and [[https://rocc67.wixsite.com/love-is-all-you-need its own official website]]. Watch it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvGtZeHrfEw here]].
Not to be confused with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Is_All_You_Need a 2012 Danish movie of the same name]] or a song by Music/TheBeatles.
The original short has [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1821524/reference an IMDB page]] and can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ROXTFfkcfo here]]. The movie also has a page on [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Is_All_You_Need%3F_(2016_film) the other wiki]] and [[https://rocc67.wixsite.com/love-is-all-you-need its own official website]]. Watch it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvGtZeHrfEw here]].
Not to be confused with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Is_All_You_Need a 2012 Danish movie of the same name]] or a song by Music/TheBeatles.
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''Love is all you need?'' is a full-length movie made in 2016 by Kim Roco Shields, following the popularity of her 2011 short film of the same name. It takes place in a small town in Indiana and revolves around two love stories. In the first one we have a star quarterback Jude Klein with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist. Then there is also Emily, a theater-loving teenager falling for her classmate Ian. Seems quite ordinary, right? But wait, there is a twist. This story takes places in a universe with [[PersecutionFlip inverted attitude towards sexuality:]] [[HetIsEw being gay is the norm and heterosexual people faces prejudice, bullying and misunderstanding of the society at large]], supported by religious teachings,offensive slurs and casual misogyny from adults and children alike.
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Originally, ''Love is all you need?'' is was a full-length movie made in 2016 2011 short film by Kim Roco Shields, following detailing the popularity life of a heterosexual theater-loving girl falling for her 2011 male classmate in the world, where [[HetIsEw heterosexuality was tabooed]] [[PersecutionFlip and prosecuted,]][[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything just like homosexuality is in ours]]. After a period of initial obscurity the short film of suddenly rose to fame on YouTube, prompting Roco Shields to make a full-length movie in 2016. The movie expands upon the same name. It takes place in a small town in Indiana and revolves around two love stories. In story from the first one we have original short, while also adding another story of a star quarterback Jude Klein falling in love with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist. Then there is journalist with both girls facing [[OutOfTheClosetIntoTheFire dire consequences]] after [[ForcedOutOfTheCloset getting outed]]. The film also Emily, a theater-loving teenager falling for her classmate Ian. Seems quite ordinary, right? But wait, there is a twist. This story takes places in a universe with [[PersecutionFlip inverted goes into more detail about the attitude towards sexuality:]] [[HetIsEw being gay is the norm and heterosexual people faces prejudice, bullying and misunderstanding of the society at large]], supported by religious teachings,offensive slurs and casual misogyny from adults and children alike. heterosexuality.
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** Paula, Emily's main bully could count as one as well. We see her give Emily an EmbarassingNickname, abuse her own little brother and being rather nonchalant after [[spolier:getting a gang of kids to beat Emily up and write 'Hetero' on her forehead]], going as far as casually mentioning it to her fathers, who are understandably horrified.
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** Paula, Emily's main bully could count as one as well. We see her give Emily an EmbarassingNickname, abuse her own little brother and being rather nonchalant after [[spolier:getting [[spoiler:getting a gang of kids to beat Emily up and write 'Hetero' on her forehead]], going as far as casually mentioning it to her fathers, who are understandably horrified.
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* WrittenByTheWinners: ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' was rewritten as [[GenderFlip ''Romeo Romeo and Julio'']] Julio]] to hide [[Creator/WilliamShakespeare The Bard's]] [[AdaptationalSexuality heterosexual past]].
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* WrittenByTheWinners: ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' was rewritten as [[GenderFlip Romeo ''Romeo and Julio]] Julio'']] to hide [[Creator/WilliamShakespeare The Bard's]] [[AdaptationalSexuality heterosexual past]].
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** Emily [[spolier:is at first harassed by a tidal wave of hate messages and called names and is then beaten up by Paula and other bullies at the end of the movie. Her parents freak out when she comes home and end up arguing about her being sick, leading her to [[DrivenToSuicide slice her own wrists]]. She survives but still...]]
** Ryan gets it the worse, [[spolier:He is tied up, kidnapped, beaten up and left to die by a group of religious fanatics.]]
** Emily [[spolier:is at first harassed by a tidal wave of hate messages and called names and is then beaten up by Paula and other bullies at the end of the movie. Her parents freak out when she comes home and end up arguing about her being sick, leading her to [[DrivenToSuicide slice her own wrists]]. She survives but still...]]
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** Emily[[spolier:is [[spoiler:is at first harassed by a tidal wave of hate messages and called names and is then beaten up by Paula and other bullies at the end of the movie. Her parents freak out when she comes home and end up arguing about her being sick, leading her to [[DrivenToSuicide slice her own wrists]]. She survives but still...]]
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* YourNormalIsOurTaboo: Heterosexuality is scorned upon.
* YourCheatingHeart: Jude cheats on Kelly with Ryan. [[spolier: Kelly discovers it, documents it and outs Jude to the entire university, which leads to her being hospitalized and Ryan - killed.]]
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*WomanScorned: Kelly [[spoiler: sees Jude and Ryan together in the swimming pool, documents it and puts the pictures of it all over the university, thus outing Jude as heterosexual to everyone. That leads to her being beaten up at her big game and hospitalized and Ryan - killed.]]
* WrittenByTheWinners: ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' was rewritten as [[GenderFlip Romeo and Julio]] to hide [[Creator/WilliamShakespeare The Bard's]] [[AdaptationalSexuality heterosexualpast.past]].
* YourCheatingHeart: Jude cheats on Kelly with Ryan. [[spolier: Kelly discovers it, documents it and outs Jude to the entire university, which leads to her being hospitalized and Ryan - killed.]]\n
* YourNormalIsOurTaboo: Heterosexuality isscorned upon.tolerated at best but usually violently prosecuted.
* WrittenByTheWinners: ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' was rewritten as [[GenderFlip Romeo and Julio]] to hide [[Creator/WilliamShakespeare The Bard's]] [[AdaptationalSexuality heterosexual
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* NoHeterosexualSexAllowed: PlayedWith. Heterosexual sex is considered necessary for procreation but actually enjoying it is considered perverse.perverse.
*OneTrueLove: Jude refers to Ryan as one [[spoiler:when giving a eulogy at his funeral]].
*OnlyHasSameSexAdmirers: Everyone by default.
*OutOfThe ClosetIntoTheFire:
**Jude [[gets attacked by a rival football team, while her teammates just stand around, watch and even high-five at the sight of it. The attack is so severe that she ends up being hospitalized and is [[TimePassesMontage later]] seen using crutches to walk with one of her arms bandaged.]]
**Emily [[spolier:is at first harassed by a tidal wave of hate messages and called names and is then beaten up by Paula and other bullies at the end of the movie. Her parents freak out when she comes home and end up arguing about her being sick, leading her to [[DrivenToSuicide slice her own wrists]]. She survives but still...]]
**Ryan gets it the worse, [[He is tied up, kidnapped, beaten up and left to die by a group of religious fanatics.]]
*PersecutionFlip: TheMovie
*PrideParade: Mentioned briefly by Reverend Rachel in one of her sermons.
*StarCrossedLovers: Ryan and Jude.
*ThinkAboutTheChildren: Why Emily's drama teacher ends up getting fired.
*WantedAGenderConformingChild: Vicki wants Emily to join the football team, which in that universe is considered to be a true feminine sport.
*WrittenByTheWinners: ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' was rewritten as [[GenderFlip Romeo and Julio]] to hide [[''Creator/WilliamShakespeare The Bard's]] heterosexual past.
*YourCheatingHeart: Jude cheats on Kelly with Ryan. [[spolier: Kelly discovers it, documents it and outs Jude to the entire university, which leads to her being hospitalized and Ryan - killed.]]
*YourNormalIsOurTaboo: Heterosexuality is scorned upon.
*OneTrueLove: Jude refers to Ryan as one [[spoiler:when giving a eulogy at his funeral]].
*OnlyHasSameSexAdmirers: Everyone by default.
*OutOfThe ClosetIntoTheFire:
**Jude [[gets attacked by a rival football team, while her teammates just stand around, watch and even high-five at the sight of it. The attack is so severe that she ends up being hospitalized and is [[TimePassesMontage later]] seen using crutches to walk with one of her arms bandaged.]]
**Emily [[spolier:is at first harassed by a tidal wave of hate messages and called names and is then beaten up by Paula and other bullies at the end of the movie. Her parents freak out when she comes home and end up arguing about her being sick, leading her to [[DrivenToSuicide slice her own wrists]]. She survives but still...]]
**Ryan gets it the worse, [[He is tied up, kidnapped, beaten up and left to die by a group of religious fanatics.]]
*PersecutionFlip: TheMovie
*PrideParade: Mentioned briefly by Reverend Rachel in one of her sermons.
*StarCrossedLovers: Ryan and Jude.
*ThinkAboutTheChildren: Why Emily's drama teacher ends up getting fired.
*WantedAGenderConformingChild: Vicki wants Emily to join the football team, which in that universe is considered to be a true feminine sport.
*WrittenByTheWinners: ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' was rewritten as [[GenderFlip Romeo and Julio]] to hide [[''Creator/WilliamShakespeare The Bard's]] heterosexual past.
*YourCheatingHeart: Jude cheats on Kelly with Ryan. [[spolier: Kelly discovers it, documents it and outs Jude to the entire university, which leads to her being hospitalized and Ryan - killed.]]
*YourNormalIsOurTaboo: Heterosexuality is scorned upon.
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*LipstickLesbian: Kelly.
*LongingLook: Between Ryan and Jude at the library.
*LoveConfession: Ryan to Jude at the swimming pool [[spoiler:before they make love]] and also at the end of the film via voicemail.
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**Jude and Kelly. Kelly is a sports player and generally more like OneOfTheGuys, while Kelly is more of a GirlyGirl.
**Emily and Ian's drama teacher and his husband. The latter is seen cooking and doing chores, while the teacher himself works on rewriting ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' for his school production.
**Speaking of Emily, her parents can count as well. Vicki is the one, who wants her daughter to get into football and pays for her coaching and demands to know what happened when Emily comes home [[spoiler:after getting beat up by Paula and her gang]]. Karen in the meantime acts more emotionally and gently.
*NoBisexuals: Bisexuality does not get addressed in the movie. Moreover, it is implied that Jude never loved Kelly and dated her more out of social obligation before Ryan showed up.
*NoHeterosexualSexAllowed: PlayedWith. Heterosexual sex is considered necessary for procreation but actually enjoying it is considered perverse.
*LesbianJock: Jude seems to be one at first.
*LipstickLesbian: Kelly.
*LongingLook: Between Ryan and Jude at the library.
*LoveConfession: Ryan to Jude at the swimming pool [[spoiler:before they make love]] and also at the end of the film via voicemail.
*MasculineFeminineGayCouple:
**Jude and Kelly. Kelly is a sports player and generally more like OneOfTheGuys, while Kelly is more of a GirlyGirl.
**Emily and Ian's drama teacher and his husband. The latter is seen cooking and doing chores, while the teacher himself works on rewriting ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'' for his school production.
**Speaking of Emily, her parents can count as well. Vicki is the one, who wants her daughter to get into football and pays for her coaching and demands to know what happened when Emily comes home [[spoiler:after getting beat up by Paula and her gang]]. Karen in the meantime acts more emotionally and gently.
*NoBisexuals: Bisexuality does not get addressed in the movie. Moreover, it is implied that Jude never loved Kelly and dated her more out of social obligation before Ryan showed up.
*NoHeterosexualSexAllowed: PlayedWith. Heterosexual sex is considered necessary for procreation but actually enjoying it is considered perverse.
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* ItsNotYouItsMe: Jude breaks up with Kelly because she "doesn't want to lead her on". [[WomanScorned She does ''not'' take it well]] and ends up [[outing her to the entire university]].
* LaughofLove: Jude and Ryan.
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* HowWeGotHere / InMediasRes: Movie opens up with a montage of Jude being hospitalized and Emily crying in her bathroom and then rewinds back to show us all the events leading up to it.
*IncompatibleOrientation: Jude and Kelly. [[AmbiguouslyBi Maybe]].
*IntertwinedFingers: Jude and Ryan at the library, then at the merry-go-round and the swimming pool.
*ItsNotYouItsMe: Jude breaks up with Kelly because she "doesn't want to lead her on". [[WomanScorned She does ''not'' take it well]] and ends up [[outing her to the entire university]].
*LaughofLove: Jude and Ryan.
*TheLadette: Jude, especially next to her [[LipstickLesbian more traditionally feminine girlfriend]].
*[[LastHetRomance Last Homo Romance]]: Kelly for Jude.
* HowWeGotHere / InMediasRes: Movie opens up with a montage of Jude being hospitalized and Emily crying in her bathroom and then rewinds back to show us all the events leading up to it.
*IncompatibleOrientation: Jude and Kelly. [[AmbiguouslyBi Maybe]].
*IntertwinedFingers: Jude and Ryan at the library, then at the merry-go-round and the swimming pool.
*ItsNotYouItsMe: Jude breaks up with Kelly because she "doesn't want to lead her on". [[WomanScorned She does ''not'' take it well]] and ends up [[outing her to the entire university]].
*LaughofLove: Jude and Ryan.
*TheLadette: Jude, especially next to her [[LipstickLesbian more traditionally feminine girlfriend]].
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*HaveIMentionedIAmGay: Could be applied to the entire movie. Even though the setting makes it clear to us that EveryoneIsGay, we don't get to see all that many displays of affection between same-sex couples and only get a heterosexual sex scene.
*[[HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday Have I Mentioned I am Homosexual Today?]]: This is how Jude reacts to Susan's invitation to join Heterosexual Alliance. Ian displays some shades of it as well.
*HerHeartWillGoOn:[[spoiler:Jude after Ryan gets killed in a hate crime.]]
*HereditaryHomosexuality: Everyone except the main characters.
*HetisEw: A commonplace attitude.
*[[HeteronormativeCrusader Homonormative Crusader]]:
**Reverend Rachel, full stop.
**Guys from Ryan's fraternity take it to the extreme [[spoiler:by kidnapping, beating and ultimately murdering Ryan for being heterosexual.]]
**Paula and her gang of bullies.
*[[HomoeroticDream HeteroeroticDream]]:Jude has one about Ryan only to wake up next to her girlfriend.
*HowWeGotHere / InMediasRes: Movie opens up with a montage of Jude being hospitalized and Emily crying in her bathroom and then rewinds back to show us all the events leading up to it.
*HaveIMentionedIAmGay: Could be applied to the entire movie. Even though the setting makes it clear to us that EveryoneIsGay, we don't get to see all that many displays of affection between same-sex couples and only get a heterosexual sex scene.
*[[HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday Have I Mentioned I am Homosexual Today?]]: This is how Jude reacts to Susan's invitation to join Heterosexual Alliance. Ian displays some shades of it as well.
*HerHeartWillGoOn:[[spoiler:Jude after Ryan gets killed in a hate crime.]]
*HereditaryHomosexuality: Everyone except the main characters.
*HetisEw: A commonplace attitude.
*[[HeteronormativeCrusader Homonormative Crusader]]:
**Reverend Rachel, full stop.
**Guys from Ryan's fraternity take it to the extreme [[spoiler:by kidnapping, beating and ultimately murdering Ryan for being heterosexual.]]
**Paula and her gang of bullies.
*[[HomoeroticDream HeteroeroticDream]]:Jude has one about Ryan only to wake up next to her girlfriend.
*HowWeGotHere / InMediasRes: Movie opens up with a montage of Jude being hospitalized and Emily crying in her bathroom and then rewinds back to show us all the events leading up to it.
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''Love is all you need?'' is a full-length movie made in 2016 by Kim Roco Shields, following the popularity of her 2011 short film of the same name. It revolves around two love stories. In the first one we have a star quarterback Jude Klein with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist. Then there is also Emily, a theater-loving teenager falling for her classmate Ian. Seems quite ordinary, right? But wait, there is a twist. This story takes places in a universe with [[PersecutionFlip inverted attitude towards sexuality:]] [[HetIsEw being gay is the norm and heterosexual people faces prejudice, bullying and misunderstanding of the society at large.]]
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''Love is all you need?'' is a full-length movie made in 2016 by Kim Roco Shields, following the popularity of her 2011 short film of the same name. It takes place in a small town in Indiana and revolves around two love stories. In the first one we have a star quarterback Jude Klein with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist. Then there is also Emily, a theater-loving teenager falling for her classmate Ian. Seems quite ordinary, right? But wait, there is a twist. This story takes places in a universe with [[PersecutionFlip inverted attitude towards sexuality:]] [[HetIsEw being gay is the norm and heterosexual people faces prejudice, bullying and misunderstanding of the society at large.]]large]], supported by religious teachings,offensive slurs and casual misogyny from adults and children alike.
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* [[CureYourGays Cure Your Straights]]: What Reverend Duncan preaches to her parishioners [[even before encouraging some of them to kidnap and brutalize Ryan.]]
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* [[CureYourGays Cure Your Straights]]: What Reverend Duncan preaches to her parishioners [[even [[spolier:even before encouraging some of them to kidnap and brutalize Ryan.]]]]
*EroticDream: Jude has one about Ryan.
*EveryoneisGay: And persecuting heterosexuals.
*FallinginLoveMontage: Between both Jude and Ryan at the library and Emily and Ian outside, while playing crochet, juxtaposed with Reverend Duncan's [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic sermon.]]
*GayPanic: Or rather Straight Panic, given the setting. Emily's drama teacher gets forced to resign after his attempt to stage ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', a straight and more [[InUniverse in-universe historically accurate]] version of [[GenderFlip Romeo and Julio]] enrages the morally uptight parents.
*GenderFlip: We only get to see all-female American Football teams in the movie, while theater is generally considered to be something for boys.
*GrandRomanticGesture: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round and encouraging Jude during her big game [[spoiler:after she gets outed as straight by her girlfriend]]. The latter doubles as TearJerker [[spoiler:since he gets kidnapped and killed shortly afterwards]].
*HateSink:
**Reverend Rachel Duncan, manipulative, shallow community leader, who not only [[HeteronormativeCrusader preaches hatred towards heterosexuals]] and instigates the events of the latter half of the movie but feels no remorse for any of it.
**Paula
*EroticDream: Jude has one about Ryan.
*EveryoneisGay: And persecuting heterosexuals.
*FallinginLoveMontage: Between both Jude and Ryan at the library and Emily and Ian outside, while playing crochet, juxtaposed with Reverend Duncan's [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic sermon.]]
*GayPanic: Or rather Straight Panic, given the setting. Emily's drama teacher gets forced to resign after his attempt to stage ''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'', a straight and more [[InUniverse in-universe historically accurate]] version of [[GenderFlip Romeo and Julio]] enrages the morally uptight parents.
*GenderFlip: We only get to see all-female American Football teams in the movie, while theater is generally considered to be something for boys.
*GrandRomanticGesture: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round and encouraging Jude during her big game [[spoiler:after she gets outed as straight by her girlfriend]]. The latter doubles as TearJerker [[spoiler:since he gets kidnapped and killed shortly afterwards]].
*HateSink:
**Reverend Rachel Duncan, manipulative, shallow community leader, who not only [[HeteronormativeCrusader preaches hatred towards heterosexuals]] and instigates the events of the latter half of the movie but feels no remorse for any of it.
**Paula
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''Love is all you need?'' is a full-length movie made in 2016 by Kim Roco Shields, following the popularity of her 2011 short film of the same name. It revolves around two love stories. In the first one we have a star quarterback Jude Klein with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist. Then there is also Emily, a theater-loving teenager falling for her classmate Ian. Seems quite ordinary, right? But wait, there is a twist. This story takes places in a universe with [[PersecutionFlip inverted attitude towards sexuality:]] [[ HetIsEw being gay is the norm and heterosexual people faces prejudice, bullying and misunderstanding of the society at large.]]
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''Love is all you need?'' is a full-length movie made in 2016 by Kim Roco Shields, following the popularity of her 2011 short film of the same name. It revolves around two love stories. In the first one we have a star quarterback Jude Klein with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist. Then there is also Emily, a theater-loving teenager falling for her classmate Ian. Seems quite ordinary, right? But wait, there is a twist. This story takes places in a universe with [[PersecutionFlip inverted attitude towards sexuality:]] [[ HetIsEw [[HetIsEw being gay is the norm and heterosexual people faces prejudice, bullying and misunderstanding of the society at large.]]
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ActOfTrueLove: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round for his second date with Jude.
TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan and Jude at the merry-go-round.
BizarroUniverse: Heterosexuality is considered abnormal instead of homosexuality.
TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan and Jude at the merry-go-round.
BizarroUniverse: Heterosexuality is considered abnormal instead of homosexuality.
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TheBigDamnKiss:
*TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan and Jude at the
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*BizarroUniverse: Heterosexuality is considered abnormal instead of
*[[BuryYourGays Bury Your Straights]]: [[spoiler: Ryan is, kidnapped by [[HeteronormativeCrusader heterophobic bullies]] and brutally beaten to death at the same merry-go-round, where he and Jude first kissed.]]
*ButIWouldReallyEnjoyIt: Jude treats her attraction to Ryan this way [[spoiler: but only at first]].
*ClingyJealousGirl: Jude's girlfriend Kelly devolves into this as the movie progresses.
*ClosetKey: Ryan to Jude and Ian to Emily.
*[[CureYourGays Cure Your Straights]]: What Reverend Duncan preaches to her parishioners [[even before encouraging some of them to kidnap and brutalize Ryan.]]
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Love is all you need? is a full-length movie made by Kim Roco Shields, following the popularity of her 2011 short film of the same name. It revolves around two love stories. In the first one we have a star quarterback Jude Klein with Ryan Morris, a shy but sweet journalist. Then there is also Emily, a theater-loving teenager falling for her classmate Ian. Seems quite ordinary, right? But wait, there is a twist. This story takes places in a universe with inverted attitude towards sexuality: being gay is the norm and heterosexual people faces prejudice, bullying and misunderstanding of the society at large.
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!! Love is all you need? contains examples of:
ActOfTrueLove: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round for his second date with Jude.
TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan and Jude at the merry-go-round.
BizarroUniverse: Heterosexuality is considered abnormal instead of homosexuality.
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!! Love is all you need? contains examples of:
ActOfTrueLove: Ryan repairing the merry-go-round for his second date with Jude.
TheBigDamnKiss: Ryan and Jude at the merry-go-round.
BizarroUniverse: Heterosexuality is considered abnormal instead of homosexuality.
