Screened Out: Gay Images in Film was a June 2007 film festival broadcast on Turner Classic Movies. The festival, based on the book Screened Out: Playing Gay in Hollywood by Richard Barrios, examined the history of homosexual images in American cinema. Screened Out's June schedule coincided with Gay and Lesbian Pride Month.[1]
The series focused not just on films in which homosexual themes or characters were obvious but on those which, because of the Motion Picture Production Code, were concealed or "coded". Screened Out sought out films that were rarely seen and not necessarily included in TCM's film library. The Library of Congress served as the source for one film, 1912's Algie the Miner.[2]
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Films
Each night of the festival spotlighted a different Hollywood era or theme.
The early years
- Algie the Miner
- The Monster
- Exit Smiling
- The Broadway Melody
- Way Out West
- The Office Wife
- Stage Mother
Gays Before the Code
Men and Women Behind Bars
The Dark Side: Film Noir & Crime
Horror Films
Comedies
Code Busters
Out and Open
References
External links
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