Abuse
(1982)
Country: USA
Genre: Drama
Synopsis
Thomas is 14 and effeminate with family problems. In the hospital, after being beating by his parents, he meets Larry a young (30 something) filmmaker who is planning to make a film about child abuse. After his release from the hospital Thomas phones Larry to try and find out if he is also gay but decides the only way to find out is to meet him at a public toilet.
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Cast
- Raphael Sbarge
(Thomas) - Richard Ryder
- Jean Garrett
- Mickey Clark
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Based on a true story from the director's own life. Like Der Kreis, Nighthawks and A Very Natural Thing, it's a snapshot of homosexual life at a particular point in the twentieth century, and like Un chant d'amour and We Were One Man, it's a very original gay-themed film, a one-off.