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Cathedral

1971·Fantasy·10m
7.1
It is one of the earliest of the gay films after Stonewall, and one that refused to see touch, affection, and sensuality only in pornographic terms. The films final scenes use footage filmed in the St. Chapel, Paris, and connect the sensual with the spiritual. The patterns of movement and the inter-cutting align the film to dance.
Directed by Ronald Chase
gay theme

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Ronald Chase
Ronald Chase
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Célène
Célène
Cathedral
Charneux tout en étant incroyablement sensible
Charneux tout en étant incroyablement sensible
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endo
endo
Cathedral
OH MON DIEU NAN PITIÉ LES 3 DERNIÈRES MINUTES AVEC LES VITRAUX C’EST ÇA LE CINÉMA VRAIMENT C’EST UN FILM DE OUF
OH MON DIEU NAN PITIÉ LES 3 DERNIÈRES MINUTES AVEC LES VITRAUX C’EST ÇA LE CINÉMA VRAIMENT C’EST UN FILM DE OUF
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Nancy
Nancy
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there’s real tenderness, sweetness, and beauty to the film’s eroticism. a beautifully composed visual argument for the essential unity of the spiritual and the corporeal. genuinely such a beautiful short
there’s real tenderness, sweetness, and beauty to the film’s eroticism. a beautifully composed visual argument for the essential unity of the spiritual and the corporeal. genuinely such a beautiful short
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Alice
Alice
Cathedral
Really is true that falling asleep with someone is much more  intimate than having sex—your arm draped across their waist, running your hand across them, your skin touching theirs, catching the smell of their perfume, the slow sleepful movements you both make when roused from sleep for a second, wanting to stay there for eternity
Really is true that falling asleep with someone is much more  intimate than having sex—your arm draped across their waist, running your hand across them, your skin touching theirs, catching the smell of their perfume, the slow sleepful movements you both make when roused from sleep for a second, wanting to stay there for eternity
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Alice
Alice
Cathedral
Really is true that falling asleep with someone is much more  intimate than having sex—your arm draped across their waist, running your hand across them, your skin touching theirs, catching the smell of their perfume, the slow sleepful movements you both make when roused from sleep for a second, wanting to stay there for eternity
Really is true that falling asleep with someone is much more  intimate than having sex—your arm draped across their waist, running your hand across them, your skin touching theirs, catching the smell of their perfume, the slow sleepful movements you both make when roused from sleep for a second, wanting to stay there for eternity
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