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A selection of s and s documentary TV films of LGBTQ relevance.
When I was researching for this blog, I came across an excellent list of old documentary films of LGBTQ interest, courtesy of Will Noble on These programmes were shown on British TV in the s and the s, and many are free to watch online on the British Film Institute player.
You can see the full Londonist list here. Here are a rare that I have looked at and found very interesting:
An episode of &#;Speak for Yourself&#; from London Weekend Television in , where the London community of the Campaign for Homosexual Equality (CHE) made a film about their lives. Written by Jackie Forster and Roger Baker, it shows gay people chatting about themselves and attitudes in wider community, enjoying a boat trip on the Thames, and campaigning; there is also an interview with the programme presenter. The programme was originally screened at pm only in the London area. This is a sympathetic, well made and unpretentious film, which manages to convey a sense of solidarity and the flavour of the times. It is also fascinating to see people&#;s clothes and hairstyles!
Another movie by the Campaign for H
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