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The Male Gaze: Celluloid Dreams (2021)
Embark on a journey through celluloid from 1985 to present day in these freshly digitized cinematic pearls from around the world that explore an array of gay encounters from years gone by. The 7 short films are: Just Out of Reach (1998); Toto Forever (2010); Men Don't Cry [Οι άντρες δεν κλαίνε] (2001); Alger la blanche (1986); Unconfessions [Inconfissões] (2018); Same Difference (2002); Boychick (2001).
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Embark on a journey through celluloid from 1985 to present day in these freshly digitized cinematic pearls from around the world that explore an array of gay encounters from years gone by. The 7 short films are: Just Out of Reach (1998); Toto Forever (2010); Men Don't Cry [Οι άντρες δεν κλαίνε] (2001); Alger la blanche (1986); Unconfessions [Inconfissões] (2018); Same Difference (2002); Boychick (2001).
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Cyril Collard, Roberto F. Canuto, Harry Richards, Glenn Gaylord, Ana Galizia, Kyriakos Hatzimihailidis, Jonathan Wald
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In Theaters:11/5/2021
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:NQV Media
Cast
Cyril Collard, Roberto F. Canuto, Harry Richards, Glenn Gaylord, Ana Galizia, Kyriakos Hatzimihailidis, Jonathan Wald
Director
Gregory Siff
Debate Boy
Jonathon Natynczyk
Noel
Frédéric Deban
Jean
Kylan James
Toto
Petros Lagoutis
Ilias
Lindsey Girardot
Ashley Hart
Tom Fitzpatrick
Older Man
Themis Panou
Petros
Kjord Davis
Mark
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