It's in the Water

Synopsis

It's in the Water is a romantic comedy film released in 1997, directed by Kelli Herd and starring Keri Jo Chapman. The story is set in a small, conservative Texas town where secrets and relationships come to light when a rumor spreads that the town's water supply might be turning people gay. Through a series of humorous and heartwarming events, the movie explores the themes of acceptance, love, and community in the face of adversity. As tensions rise and relationships are tested, the residents of the town must confront their own prejudices and fears to discover the true meaning of love and friendship.

Cast

• Keri Jo Chapman

  Alex Stratton

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  Teresa Garrett

  Grace Miller

• Derrick Sanders

  Mark Anderson

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  Timothy Vahle

  Tomas

• Barbara Lasater

  Lily Talbott

• Nancy Chartier

  Sloan

Reviews

It's in the Water has received a mix of reviews since its release. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a positive rating, praising its light-hearted tone and performances. IMDb users have rated it 6.1/10, with many viewers finding it to be a charming and entertaining film. While some critics have pointed out clichés in the plot, others have appreciated its message of acceptance and inclusivity. Metacritic describes it as a feel-good movie that delivers a powerful message in a light-hearted manner. Overall, It's in the Water has garnered a following among fans of romantic comedies and LGBTQ-themed films.

See also

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Joker

Titanic

Inside Out