Everything you need to know about the discourse surrounding the documentary from the makers of "No Other Land" and threats from the Israeli government.
The 1998 film is neither explicitly Jewish nor explicitly queer, but it was still a secret celebration for kids like me who were anything but “normal.”
“We are here,” my mother used to say, “to take the pieces of the universe we have been given, burnish them with love, and return them in better condition than we received.”