Gay interest films

[Lankypeters]

>>>BTW: It's LA vie en rose; not MA vie. Great film

>and

>>>performance by any title.

>>

>>'Ma Vie en Rose' was an exquisite little film, not to be

>>confused with the also wonderful 'La Vie...' about Piaf.

>>

>>http://www.sonypictures.com/classics/mavieenrose/

>

>Thanks, that's it exactly. I didn't much care for the Piaf

>one, which troubles me because I know so many people just

>loved it. But Ma Vie en Rose is delightful. More

>transgender than gay, but I think it fits the theme.

>

>Kevin Slater

 

I STAND CORRECTED. AND IN SEARCH OF "MA VIE EN ROSE."

 

 

"I'd say that's a bit of an extreme reaction, now wouldn't you?" -- N.F. Bates

 

 

Lankypeters

[Guest josephga]

I watched edge of 17 tonight for the first time and liked it allot

[Kevin Slater]

I just watched Night Watch. I didn't much care for it. I couldn't follow what little plot it offered. Maybe it was just too artistic for my simple tastes. But if you liked it, you might also like Garcon Stupide, a similar movie with (I think) a much better plot.

 

Kevin Slater

[Kevin Slater]

I just watched "Whole New Thing", about a home-schooled (and very cute) boy who goes to public school for the first time and develops a very awkward crush on one of his male teachers. It has a good plot with lots of back story. I highly recommend it.

 

Kevin Slater

[Guest verymarried]

This is about a play, not a film. I notice that in Little Rock Arkansas a new play is opening called Southern Baptist Sissies by Del Shores. The Weekend Theater Director cautions that the show "may cause fundamentalist flashbacks." He says that "the play talks about how the church, unfortunately, teaches children who are gay to hate themselves." Is anyone familiar with this play? Shore apparently was a producer of Queer as Folk.

[Guest ReturnOfS]

I saw that movie at the DC gay film festival last year or year before last. Its a very cute movie.