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'PASSAG' DIRECTOR NOUNC 'DANGERO' NC-17 RATG ON A FILM PICTG A GAY LOVE STORY
(They were all PG-13—maybe the R-rated on were a ltle more gratuo, but I was too nervo to search for them on my fay puter.) As a gay teenager still the closet, the muted portrayals of queer sexualy only furthered the ia that my inty was somethg I need to hi.Thankfully, as cematography has evolved, so has mastream media's portrayal of timacy across the spectm of sexualy.
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And although ’s absolutely lovely to see a film for kids embrace explic gay romance, the queerns of Nick Bno and Troy Quane’s film, adapted om the graphic novel by ND Stevenson, go further and extends to the tle character. But nsir this: let gay art flop.