Mar 11, 2010
Cover Story
Walter Cronkite’s candor surprised Segal who thought they were ahead of their time. Upon Cronkite’s death it was pulled out of the drawer, where it has resided for 13 years unpublished.
In "Make The Yuletide Gay," we witness this lovable family’s holidays get overly festive as Olaf “Gunn” Gunnunderson, an out-and-proud gay college student, crawling back into the closet to survive the holidays with his parents.
For the first time this year I had the opportunity to actually be in the parade instead of watching it from the street. Through these pictures, however, I saw things otherwise completely overlooked.
Out Film CT has endeavored to bring us year after year films from the leading edge of the best works available. Do yourself a huge favor and take some time to take in some of these films.
Truly, it was an eclectic crowd of people from all over the country embarking on a weekend of diversity and education, united by a common thread of understanding and support.
Since the state Supreme Court decision to legalize same sex marriages in Connecticut, it seems that very little discussion has taken place on the subject. Is it that same-sex marriage is no longer a controversy?
When the screener for "Prayers for Bobby" came across my desk something told me to make sure I watched it. I am glad I did. It would be easy to declare this film to be a "Must see," but that would be an egregious understatement.
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