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Documentary on four gay men in 2000s. One film directer. One activist. One chef. And one salaryman. They're leading extradordinary lives in their own ways; making queer movies, acting as a gay activist; being a member of a gay chorus; partnered with a man with HIV+. There were laughters and tears, even a death to my surprise. I got so relieved that I had the chance to see this movie at LGBT film festival.

Sweet Sixties (2004) deals with elder people's romance. And one of the characters faces an unwanted blind date. In fact he is gay and lives with his elder brother. On the d-day he stands up his date and visits a gay bar. Good to see that he's not typical gay like in many other queer movies.

A few days ago, this ad caught my eyes. Definitely influenced by works of Tom of Finland. I doubt this ad drew attentions from women as it did from gays out there.