50 Shades of Gay

⭐ Featured Review

"The first kick to see this documentary was, in my case, the appreciation for Rupert Everett. A good kick because it is just a fair exposition of a slice of recent history. Dialogues, memories, facts and details about a life style , about a sort of resistence and, more important, about self definition of a community. The part of public toilet and the policeman hunting ...perverses can be the most dark. But the virtue, the basic virtue of film is its status of confession. Honest and, maybe, useful. For define, in proper terms, a period and a cause...."