含有标签 “GAY” 的结果
东区故事 (2006) [电影] 豆瓣
East Side Story
主演:
Steve Callahan
、
勒内·阿尔瓦拉多
等
又名: 東區情郎
故事发生在洛杉矶东区，迪哥（René Alvarado 饰）和皮德罗（David Berón 饰）是一对相恋多年的同性恋人，可是，皮德罗对于出柜的恐惧使得他们长久以来只能遮遮掩掩的生活，这让迪哥很是不满和沮丧。卫斯理（Steve Callahan 饰）和强森（Cory Schneider 饰）也是一对同性恋人，刚刚搬家到东区的他们以光明正大的作风在当地掀起了一股不小的浪潮。
随着时间的流逝，迪哥开始渐渐在意起了卫斯理的存在，而卫斯理同样特也被英俊的迪哥青睐有加。可是，情投意合的两人却并不能自由的享受恋情带来的幸福和快乐，一边是对于前男友的不舍的责任，一边是身份和地位带来的限制与非议，摆在迪哥和卫斯理面前的道路漫长又坎坷。
又名: 東區情郎
故事发生在洛杉矶东区，迪哥（René Alvarado 饰）和皮德罗（David Berón 饰）是一对相恋多年的同性恋人，可是，皮德罗对于出柜的恐惧使得他们长久以来只能遮遮掩掩的生活，这让迪哥很是不满和沮丧。卫斯理（Steve Callahan 饰）和强森（Cory Schneider 饰）也是一对同性恋人，刚刚搬家到东区的他们以光明正大的作风在当地掀起了一股不小的浪潮。
随着时间的流逝，迪哥开始渐渐在意起了卫斯理的存在，而卫斯理同样特也被英俊的迪哥青睐有加。可是，情投意合的两人却并不能自由的享受恋情带来的幸福和快乐，一边是对于前男友的不舍的责任，一边是身份和地位带来的限制与非议，摆在迪哥和卫斯理面前的道路漫长又坎坷。
只爱陌生人 (2005) [电影] 豆瓣
innocent
主演:
李亭渔
、
刘松伟
等
香港国际电影节、香港亚洲电影节连场爆满
荣获多伦多亚洲国际电影节最佳加拿大电影奖
初长成的俊美少年面对全新陌生的国度、人际关系与家庭变化，以寻找真爱作为生存的唯一方法，不断探询、猜测、毫无保留地坦诚付出，却一再失望，直至遇见那片金黃如浪的丰硕麦田。宛如纪录片式的手持摄影，带有岩井俊二般唯美的影像风格，隐现了男孩渴望爱情的私密內在，片中荡漾着林一峰恰如其份的轻扬配乐，一部喜怒哀乐交织如歌的同志成长电影。
Innocent is the story of a Hong Kong family migrated to Canada and is forced to confront different emotional and cultural encounters. The story of the Tang family branches out from the eldest son Eric's discourse.
影片内容：
Eric的十七岁天空：被父母卖猪仔，移民到加国，人生路不熟；文化冲击加上贺尔蒙旺盛，一于来个大释放，燃烧青春与欲火，由型仔表哥、中年律师到同班同学，通通一网打尽。可惜，情场中许多高手，小Eric多番受创，爱情重伤。谁知，同一时间，阿爸阿妈都出了乱子。有人要小女孩周街性服务；亦有人与大陆佬过从甚密，声言要合资开餐馆。一家大细，各有各独自去偷欢。移民寻找美好新天地，换来的竟是破碎家庭。最后，Eric遇上踏实厨房仔，以为感情有个归宿，冷不防，原来只是一条不归之路……钟德胜继《史丹利》和《心灰》后再为少年同志发声，道尽不爱回家的男孩之情爱天地、无根心境。
香港国际电影节、香港亚洲电影节连场爆满
荣获多伦多亚洲国际电影节最佳加拿大电影奖
初长成的俊美少年面对全新陌生的国度、人际关系与家庭变化，以寻找真爱作为生存的唯一方法，不断探询、猜测、毫无保留地坦诚付出，却一再失望，直至遇见那片金黃如浪的丰硕麦田。宛如纪录片式的手持摄影，带有岩井俊二般唯美的影像风格，隐现了男孩渴望爱情的私密內在，片中荡漾着林一峰恰如其份的轻扬配乐，一部喜怒哀乐交织如歌的同志成长电影。
Innocent is the story of a Hong Kong family migrated to Canada and is forced to confront different emotional and cultural encounters. The story of the Tang family branches out from the eldest son Eric's discourse.
影片内容：
Eric的十七岁天空：被父母卖猪仔，移民到加国，人生路不熟；文化冲击加上贺尔蒙旺盛，一于来个大释放，燃烧青春与欲火，由型仔表哥、中年律师到同班同学，通通一网打尽。可惜，情场中许多高手，小Eric多番受创，爱情重伤。谁知，同一时间，阿爸阿妈都出了乱子。有人要小女孩周街性服务；亦有人与大陆佬过从甚密，声言要合资开餐馆。一家大细，各有各独自去偷欢。移民寻找美好新天地，换来的竟是破碎家庭。最后，Eric遇上踏实厨房仔，以为感情有个归宿，冷不防，原来只是一条不归之路……钟德胜继《史丹利》和《心灰》后再为少年同志发声，道尽不爱回家的男孩之情爱天地、无根心境。
Gay Art [书] 豆瓣
A Historic Collection
Review
Falkon and Waugh have done a huge service in presenting this historical material to us to enjoy, lust at and ponder over.
—Edge (Edge 20070701)
A fantastic re-issue. . . . This book is a must-have for anyone who is seriously interested in the history of gay art, and even for folks who are just wanting a general overview of the subject.
—Monotonous.net (Monotonous.net 20070517)
Arty smut ... [including] a variety of accomplished, moving, alarming, and amusing works by artists, accompanied by engaging commentary.
—Outwords (Winnipeg) (Outwords )
A treasure trove of early gay pornography.
—Chicago Free Press (Chicago Free Press )
Gay Art: A Historic Collection is essential reading for anyone interested in gay graphics, gay history, in the cultural history of the 1960s and 70s, sex in the arts, or plain old hot pictures....
—Inches Magazine (part of a 9-page article, including an interview with co-author Thomas Waugh) (Inches Magazine )
The authors and the press deserve a lot of credit and thanks for putting together this revised edition of the 1972 collection of erotic gay male art.... This is an excellent book that's comprehensive and fun.
—Torso magazine (Torso Magazine )
Erotic gay male art is a very big category but this revised and updated edition of the bestselling Greenleaf book does a good job. Thomas Waugh really educates the reader with his excellent introduction and his captions for the illustrations throughout the book.
—Mandate magazine (Mandate )
Kudos to Arsenal Pulp Press for bringing [Gay Art] back.... Waugh's witty commentary for each of the 154 images—reaching back to the lusty satyrs of ancient Greece—are a zesty addition to the book, whose erotic greats include Blade, Etienne, Graewolf, and Quantance, each artist a stimulating precursor to today's self-pleasuring DVDs.
—San Francisco Bay Times (SF Bay Times review )
Gay Art is not only fun to look at, but it puts the genre of gay art in an historical perspective that is well written and most informative.
—Liberty Press (Wichita, KS) (Liberty Press (Wichita) )
For me, the most interesting thing about this book is the way new information was found between the two versions, and how censorship has evolved since the beginning of the 1970s.... For the late 60s/early 70s perspective of the original author on art, gay rights and society, Gay Art does deserve its subtitle, "a historic collection."
—The Gay Comics List (Gay Comics List )
The book retains Falkon's witty profiles and commentary [from the original], updating it with the artists' real names whenever possible, and adds a long introduction by Waugh, along with some clever interpretative captions.... The book has unquestionable value as a look into the fantasy life of gay men from the 1950s to the 70s.
—Bay Area Reporter (Bay Area Reporter )
This new edition is worth perusing for what it tells of an earlier era's depiction of sexuality and masculinity.... Those glancing at this volume will undoubtedly contemplate not only how much has changed but also how much has not in depicting gay male life.
—Canadian Book Review Annual (Canadian Book Review Annual )
Product Description
When originally published by Greenleaf Editions in 1972, A Historic Collection of Gay Art was the first book of its kind to document expressions of gay male sexuality as depicted in visual art, from antiquity to pop culture. Its frank and unapologetic survey of the pleasures of the flesh was, for gay men, unprecedented, and it remains the starting-point for modern-day discussions of erotic gay male artwork and comics.
This new edition has been updated by the original author, Felix Lance Falkon, and Thomas Waugh, author of the similarly themed bestsellers Out/Lines and Lust Unearthed. It features erotic line drawings and other artwork from ancient Greece to 1970s America, by artists both anonymous and infamous (including Tom of Finland, Graewolf, Blade, and Aubrey Beardsley), as well as an insightful narrative that provides a fascinating historical context for these images, including their production and dissemination.
Gay Art also provides a modern-day discussion about pleasure and permission: questions about how we define erotic imagery and what we should and should not be allowed to see. Subversive, smart, and sexy, Gay Art takes erotic images from the past out of the closet and into the light of present day.
Falkon and Waugh have done a huge service in presenting this historical material to us to enjoy, lust at and ponder over.
—Edge (Edge 20070701)
A fantastic re-issue. . . . This book is a must-have for anyone who is seriously interested in the history of gay art, and even for folks who are just wanting a general overview of the subject.
—Monotonous.net (Monotonous.net 20070517)
Arty smut ... [including] a variety of accomplished, moving, alarming, and amusing works by artists, accompanied by engaging commentary.
—Outwords (Winnipeg) (Outwords )
A treasure trove of early gay pornography.
—Chicago Free Press (Chicago Free Press )
Gay Art: A Historic Collection is essential reading for anyone interested in gay graphics, gay history, in the cultural history of the 1960s and 70s, sex in the arts, or plain old hot pictures....
—Inches Magazine (part of a 9-page article, including an interview with co-author Thomas Waugh) (Inches Magazine )
The authors and the press deserve a lot of credit and thanks for putting together this revised edition of the 1972 collection of erotic gay male art.... This is an excellent book that's comprehensive and fun.
—Torso magazine (Torso Magazine )
Erotic gay male art is a very big category but this revised and updated edition of the bestselling Greenleaf book does a good job. Thomas Waugh really educates the reader with his excellent introduction and his captions for the illustrations throughout the book.
—Mandate magazine (Mandate )
Kudos to Arsenal Pulp Press for bringing [Gay Art] back.... Waugh's witty commentary for each of the 154 images—reaching back to the lusty satyrs of ancient Greece—are a zesty addition to the book, whose erotic greats include Blade, Etienne, Graewolf, and Quantance, each artist a stimulating precursor to today's self-pleasuring DVDs.
—San Francisco Bay Times (SF Bay Times review )
Gay Art is not only fun to look at, but it puts the genre of gay art in an historical perspective that is well written and most informative.
—Liberty Press (Wichita, KS) (Liberty Press (Wichita) )
For me, the most interesting thing about this book is the way new information was found between the two versions, and how censorship has evolved since the beginning of the 1970s.... For the late 60s/early 70s perspective of the original author on art, gay rights and society, Gay Art does deserve its subtitle, "a historic collection."
—The Gay Comics List (Gay Comics List )
The book retains Falkon's witty profiles and commentary [from the original], updating it with the artists' real names whenever possible, and adds a long introduction by Waugh, along with some clever interpretative captions.... The book has unquestionable value as a look into the fantasy life of gay men from the 1950s to the 70s.
—Bay Area Reporter (Bay Area Reporter )
This new edition is worth perusing for what it tells of an earlier era's depiction of sexuality and masculinity.... Those glancing at this volume will undoubtedly contemplate not only how much has changed but also how much has not in depicting gay male life.
—Canadian Book Review Annual (Canadian Book Review Annual )
Product Description
When originally published by Greenleaf Editions in 1972, A Historic Collection of Gay Art was the first book of its kind to document expressions of gay male sexuality as depicted in visual art, from antiquity to pop culture. Its frank and unapologetic survey of the pleasures of the flesh was, for gay men, unprecedented, and it remains the starting-point for modern-day discussions of erotic gay male artwork and comics.
This new edition has been updated by the original author, Felix Lance Falkon, and Thomas Waugh, author of the similarly themed bestsellers Out/Lines and Lust Unearthed. It features erotic line drawings and other artwork from ancient Greece to 1970s America, by artists both anonymous and infamous (including Tom of Finland, Graewolf, Blade, and Aubrey Beardsley), as well as an insightful narrative that provides a fascinating historical context for these images, including their production and dissemination.
Gay Art also provides a modern-day discussion about pleasure and permission: questions about how we define erotic imagery and what we should and should not be allowed to see. Subversive, smart, and sexy, Gay Art takes erotic images from the past out of the closet and into the light of present day.
Dusty Answer [书] 豆瓣
'Mamma was fast asleep at home, her spirit lapped in unconsciousness. Her dreams would not divine that her daughter had stolen out to meet a lover. And next door also they slept unawares, while one of them broke from the circle and came alone to clasp a stranger ...' Judith Earle, over-earnest and inexperienced, has always been a little in love with each of the four cousins who come to stay next door and, on her return from Cambridge, becomes madly in love with one of them - Roddy, the 'sensation-hunter'. DUSTY ANSWER traces with delicate nostalgia childhood friendships and the pangs of thwarted young love.
The Pure and the Impure [书] 豆瓣
Colette herself considered The Pure and the Impure her best book, "the nearest I shall ever come to writing an autobiography." This guided tour of the erotic netherworld with which Colette was so intimately acquainted begins in the darkness and languor of a fashionable opium den. It continues as a series of unforgettable encounters with men and, especially, women whose lives have been improbably and yet permanently transfigured by the strange power of desire. Lucid and lyrical, The Pure and the Impure stands out as one of modern literature's subtlest reckonings not only with the varieties of sexual experience, but with the always unlikely nature of love.