A Very Natural Thing

1974
R
1h 20min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaGay ex-monk and school teacher meets a man at a bar in Manhattan. They connect and start living together, but face conflicts due to differing views on monogamy.Gay ex-monk and school teacher meets a man at a bar in Manhattan. They connect and start living together, but face conflicts due to differing views on monogamy.Gay ex-monk and school teacher meets a man at a bar in Manhattan. They connect and start living together, but face conflicts due to differing views on monogamy.

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Christopher Larkin responded to the critics by saying, "I wanted to say that same-sex relationships are no more problematic but no easier than any other human relationships. They are in many ways the same and in several ways different from heterosexual relationships but in themselves are no less possible or worthwhile". (as quoted The Celluloid Closet pg. 208, 1987).

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Adagio for Strings, Op. 11
By Samuel Barber
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10/10

A film of great and simple beauty

I no longer live in Florida, having decided to move to California after the death of my long-time companion/partner -- a life altering event. Having never heard about or seen this movie before, I wish Bill could have viewed this film before he left me! We were pre-Stonewall (I am now in my 80's)and, in fact, living just around the corner from The Stonewall in the NYC Village on the night of that famous explosive event -- another life altering event. A Very Natural Thing is an amazing film that everyone (gay or straight) should (must?)see. It tells a simple story in a very simple manner: expressive of a time when gay men and women were watchful and fearful of exposure. I confess tears streamed down my face -- partially because of the beauty of the film and partially grieving for lost youth. I hope younger homosexuals will not disparage the old-fashion-ness or the lack of modern day cinematic sophistication of this outstanding piece of film work: indeed a thing of beauty and a joy forever.