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  • Gasoline Rainbow
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  • Good One
  • Heart of the Man
  • Under the Influencer
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  • I Kissed a Girl
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  • Beauty of Gaza (The)
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  • Lipstick on the Glass
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  • Unspoken
  • Marcello Mio
  • Mother Apart (A)
  • nanekawâsis
  • Rookie
  • First Women (The)
  • Queer Planet
  • Hammarskjöld - Fight For Peace
  • Linda Perry: Let It Die Here
  • Shameless (The)
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  • Agent of Happiness
  • Spirit of Ecstasy
  • Dreams Such As Ours
  • Young Royals Forever
  • Eudaimonia
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  • Poor Clare
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The Celluloid Closet

 

 

The Celluloid ClosetThis is where CGiii began...

I was given this book many years ago...a book that stripped away all the joy that cinema had to offer.

A book written by a very angry man who thought that all gay representation should be of happy gay problem-less couples.

It has been said that time has not been kind to The Celluloid Closet...unarguably a true statement.

Still, Vito Russo was one of the first to write about the subject...albeit with an off-putting rage and outrageous idealism.

As an activist (and like all activists), he certainly had much to be angry about...especially, then.

Inequality was rife. The age of consent was a nonsense. And, AIDS had reared its ugly head.

Bleak times indeed. Cinema helped. For some.

Olivia

Olivia

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