Aaron Bedford

A victim of gay rape questions his sexual orientation. In a Hollywood gay bar he meets fun lovers, the broken hearted, the flamboyant, the hustler, and the caring. He meets a man who is gentle and realizes he is learning to love.

This well-edited and narrated retrospective of gay fuck flick pioneer filmmaker J. Brian (Brian J. Donohue) sparkles precisely because of what it lacks: the artist himself, speaking in his own words. This serious omission allows the artist's work to speak both for him and for itself, and allows the viewer a freshness unencumbered by bias. The work, five films and seven vignettes, speaks loudly of J. Brian's vision of youth, sexual freedom, and naturalism unfettered by society or its constraints.

Lost 1970s all-male sex film.

A surfer meets a salesman meets a handyman meets a... in this all-male take on La Ronde.