Excerpt from gay deceivers

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Quote from this scene from Gay Decivers Epel: Aw, fuck this- Vil: You dirty bitch!! Rook: Oh? Epel: You can take your peonies and shove them!!

Just as we need to understand LGBTQ activism before Stonewall, engaging with this film offers a compelling context for queer cinema and culture prior to the s. First, a quick, mostly spoiler-free synopsis of this unique and quirky comedy: Elliot Crane Lawrence P. The Army places them under surveillance, and they have to take a number of steps to keep up the façade, including moving into a gay apartment complex run by Malcolm Michael Greer and his life partner Craig Sebastian Brook. The most striking social context for the film is the intersection between the Vietnam War-era counterculture and gay identities.

In this groundbreaking and controversial comedy, two youngmen pretend to be gay in order to avoid the draft. Danny Coughlin and Elliot Casey camp it up in front of an army recruiter, Dixon, who shadows the pair when they return to their apartment to celebrate with their girlfriends. When they move into an apartment complex that caters to homosexuals, situations spiral wildly as they expand their ruse, much to the confusion of family and friends. Leadership support for BAM Access Programs provided by the Jerome L.