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In an exclusive clip, Lena Hall's Becks laments her shattered love life while her mom, played by Christine Lahti, proves she's been to Pride.

February 07 2018 2:38 PM EST March 13 2019 1:21 AM EST

A Tony winner for her transformative turn as Yitzhak in Hedwig and the Angry Inch on Broadway, Lena Hall stars as the titular character Becks in this indie about a folk-rock musician who follows her girlfriend (Hayley Kiyoko) from Brooklyn to Los Angeles only to be dumped in the opening scenes of the film. Heartbroken and aimless,

Becks drives back east to St. Louis to crash with her mom (Christine Lahti), a former Catholic nun only tenuously OK with her daughter's sexuality. There, Becks gigs out at a dive bar where she falls for the wife of an old high school rival played with lovely openness by Mena Suvari. For those unfamiliar with the mind-blowing range of Hall's vocal gymnastics, Becks offers up plenty of the sweeter side of her instrument with original songs from Alyssa Robbins. In this beautifully affecting film, Hall is poised to pull some heartstrings with an entirely new fan base. Liz Rohrbaugh and Daniel Powell directed the film, with Rebecca Drysdale joining them on the writing team.

In the clip above, Becks has just arrived at her mother's house, where she explains how her life has essentially just fallen apart as her mom tries to prove how fine she is with having a lesbian daughter.

Becks is out in theaters Friday.

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A Mom Proves She's OK With Her Lesbian Daughter in 'Becks' Clip