Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality
Mar 24, 1967 · 39m
Director
Adam ClaphamOverview
Consenting Adults A Study of Homosexuality is a 39-minute 16mm film, edited from two 30-minutes reports made for British television. Though made in the days when being gay was synonymous with depravity and vice, it tries for sympathy and understanding as two TV reports hold lengthy interviews with a couple of the Queen's queer subjects who casually discuss their secret dark existence.
Cast of Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality
Crew of Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality
About Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality
What is Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality about?
Consenting Adults A Study of Homosexuality is a 39-minute 16mm film, edited from two 30-minutes reports made for British television. Though made in the days when being gay was synonymous with depravity and vice, it tries for sympathy and understanding as two TV reports hold lengthy interviews with a couple of the Queen's queer subjects who casually discuss their secret dark existence.
When was Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality released?
Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality was released on March 24, 1967.
How long is Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality?
Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality runs 39 minutes.
Who directed Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality?
Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality was directed by Adam Clapham.
Who is in the cast of Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality?
The cast of Consenting Adults: A Study of Homosexuality includes Angela Huth (Reporter).