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Invites a diverse throng of gay men and lesbians to a party in the hallowed arches of London’s Heaven nightclub. Lesbian punks, drag queens and moustachioed muscle Marys mingle and chat about the problems facing queer people in Britain and how to tackle them. Grace Jones performs.
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Invites a diverse throng of gay men and lesbians to a party in the hallowed arches of London’s Heaven nightclub. Lesbian punks, drag queens and moustachioed muscle Marys mingle and chat about the problems facing queer people in Britain and how to tackle them. Grace Jones performs.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Araminta Ditch, Alan Pope, Stephen Hatton
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Runtime:52 minutes
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Cast
Paul Oremland, Ken Howard
Director
Grace Jones
Self - "The Apple Stretching" Musical Performer
Graham Chapman
Self (uncredited)
Tim Fry
Self - "Hetero Hero" Musical Performer
Killer Wales
Self - "Heart" Musical Performer
Jacky Taylor
Self - "May I Call You My Friend" Musical Performer
Stephanie Pugsley
Self - Interviewer/"May I Call You My Friend" Musical Performer
Carol Prior
Self - "Free To Be" Musical Performer
Bernardine Evaristo
Self - "Free To Be" Musical Performer
Floyd Anthony Pearce
Self - "Free To Be" Musical Performer
David Raven
Self (The Trollettes) - "Free To Be" Musical Performer
Jimmy Court
Self (The Trollettes) - "Free To Be" Musical Performer
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