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‘Gray Love’ looks at dating after 60
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‘Gray Love: Stories About Dating and New Relationships After 60’Edited by Nan Bauer-Maglin and Daniel E. Hoodc.2023, Rutgers University Press$24.95/303 pages It was supposed to be a nice night out.
But you drove around and around looking for the restaurant and once you found it, you learned that you needed reservations. Practically before the evening started, you sensed that your food could be as cold as your date.
As in “Gray Love,” edited by Nan Bauer-Maglin and Daniel E. Hood, looking for love wasn’t like this when you were younger.
You thought you’d be happy alone. After the divorce, the funeral, the last break-up, you didn’t think a little you-time was a bad idea.
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Controversial as it may have been, erotic thriller ‘Cruising’ captured something true about leather bars
Welcome back to our queer film retrospective, “A Gay Old Time.” In this week’s column, we revisit1980’s Cruising, the highly controversial crime drama set in New York City’s gay leather scene.Last week, legendary director William Friedkin died at 87 years old. He left behind one of the richest filmographies in Hollywood history, helming all-time classics like To Live And Die In LA, The French Connection and The Exorcist.Friedkin also left an indelible mark in the pantheon of queer cinema, directing not one, but two hugely influential (and controversial) films that were a landmark and turning point in how gay life was portrayed on screen: 1970’s The Boys in the Band, and the movie we will be discussing this week, 1980’s Cruising.Much has been written, dissected, criticized and admired about Cruising and, in the over four decades since its release, its place in the discussion of queer representation in film keeps changing and evolving.
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