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The Greatest Sin
Torn between family, religion and sexuality, the majority of black gay men live their lives in constant fear of rejection not only from society but from their loved ones. The documentary THE GREATEST SIN follows a group of queer black men as they come to terms, with their past traumas, toxic religious believes and self acceptance.
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Torn between family, religion and sexuality, the majority of black gay men live their lives in constant fear of rejection not only from society but from their loved ones. The documentary THE GREATEST SIN follows a group of queer black men as they come to terms, with their past traumas, toxic religious believes and self acceptance.
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