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Silver Screen: Color Me Lavender (The)

Country: USA, Language: English, 100 mins

  • Director: Mark Rappaport

CGiii Comment

More contrived ramblings from Rappaport - he really does stretch plausibility too far.

According to him every bloody film ever made is gay.

Give it a rest.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Filmmaker Mark Rappaport cleans out the proverbial closet of Hollywood and film history and unearths a veritable treasure of homo-erotic and gay subliminal gems, including everything from comedies to westerns, film-noir to musicals, and everything in between. Host/narrator Dan Butler leads us through a fun, but extensively documented, exploration of gay film history, from subliminal subtext to clearly visible. Included are many film clips of classic films and golden age stars.

Cast & Characters

Dan Butler