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A Skeleton in the Closet (2020): Coming Out, Family Secrets, and One Dead Grandma

A Skeleton in the Closet (2020): Coming Out, Family Secrets, and One Dead Grandma

Coming out of he closet is never easy, but the gay son has already come out to his parents. They ...
Harvest (2011): A Gay Coming-of-Age Wrapped in Realism

Harvest (2011): A Gay Coming-of-Age Wrapped in Realism

A drama that tracks the relationship between two young apprentices working on an agricultural complex south of Berlin. Director: Benjamin ...
The Wedding Banquet (1993): He Has a Boyfriend… and a Bride?

The Wedding Banquet (1993): He Has a Boyfriend… and a Bride?

To satisfy his nagging parents, a gay landlord and a female tenant agree to a marriage of convenience, but his ...
Sunflower (2023): What If You’re Not Like the Other Boys?

Sunflower (2023): What If You’re Not Like the Other Boys?

A seventeen-year-old boy struggles to understand and embrace his sexuality as he comes of age in the working class suburbs ...
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Home » Gay Men on Screen: A Place for Us (Supercut)

Gay Men on Screen: A Place for Us (Supercut) from Manuel Betancourt on Vimeo.

How are gay men depicted in mainstream culture? From flaming sissies to AIDS victims, from sex-crazed lotharios to queer villains, the tropes that have thus far characterized gay men on screen have been few though they've increasingly become more varied, showcasing the diversity in our community. Showcasing scenes from Angels in America, The Normal Heart, In & Out, Brokeback Mountain, as well as older films like The Maltese Falcon and Rope, this supercut compiles a representative sample of the ways gay men have been portrayed on screen.