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Man You Had in Mind (The)

Country: USA, Language: English, 95 mins

  • Director: James Tuchschmidt
  • Writer: James Tuchschmidt
  • Producer: Aaron Kirk Douglas; Elaine Miller

CGiii Comment

Various gay couples tell their gay stories ad nauseam - how many more of these pseudo-documentaries can we tolerate?

Nothing new - all the usual, religion, rejection, resurrection.

No doubt there will be more but, hopefully, the potential filmmaker will watch this and decide against dreary repetition.


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The(ir) Blurb...

The story typically goes: you fall head over heels in love, have lots of sex, make a commitment, move in together, start sharing your dreams and goals, buy a house, maybe raise a child or two, care for each other when times are tough and eventually grow old together. This is the American dream and what most of us strive for - to share our lives with someone special. It is one of the most natural things in the world. Why is it that some people have such a problem with the scenario when it involves two men? We live in a time when gay relationships are a divisive issue. Consequently, the notion that a gay couple could establish a stable and loving relationship worthy of equal civil recognition is sometimes threatening, sparking intense emotional debate. But, falling in love is a universal human experience, regardless of one's sexual orientation.