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	'''Pederastic film''' became a genre in its own right in the 1960s. Literature had explored erotic relationships between men and boys throughout history in works stretching from Strabo to those of [[Thomas Mann]] and Nicholas White. But when the barriers against exploring this side of masculine experience began to come down, and as films gained wider popularity as a media for expression, movies about this aspect of human experience, often of a more or less autobiographical nature, began to arise.		'''Pederastic film''' became a genre in its own right in the 1960s. Literature had explored erotic relationships between men and boys throughout history in works stretching from Strabo to those of [[Thomas Mann]] and Nicholas White. But when the barriers against exploring this side of masculine experience began to come down, and as films gained wider popularity as a media for expression, movies about this aspect of human experience, often of a more or less autobiographical nature, began to arise.

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	'''Pederastic film''' became a genre in its own right in the 1960s. Literature had explored erotic relationships between men and boys throughout history in works stretching from [[Strabo]] to those of [[Thomas Mann]] and [[Nicholas White]]. But when the barriers against exploring this side of masculine experience began to come down, and as films gained wider popularity as a media for expression, movies about this aspect of human experience, often of a more or less autobiographical nature, began to arise.		'''Pederastic film''' became a genre in its own right in the 1960s. Literature had explored erotic relationships between men and boys throughout history in works stretching from Strabo to those of [[Thomas Mann]] and Nicholas White. But when the barriers against exploring this side of masculine experience began to come down, and as films gained wider popularity as a media for expression, movies about this aspect of human experience, often of a more or less autobiographical nature, began to arise.

	== List ==		== List ==
	~~[[Image:Death in Venice DVD cover.jpg]]~~
	~~Death in Venice~~

	~~[[Image:For-a-lost-soldier.gif]]~~

	~~For a Lost Soldier~~

	~~[[Image:Gohatto Poster.jpg]]~~

	~~Taboo~~

	~~[[Image:LIE Poster.png]]~~

	~~L.I.E.~~

	* [[Gates to Paradise]], dir. [[Andrzej Wajda]] ([[United Kingdom]], [[1968]]).		* [[Gates to Paradise]], dir. [[Andrzej Wajda]] ([[United Kingdom]], [[1968]]).
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Pederasty]]		* [[Pederasty]]
	* [[Pedophilia and child sexual abuse in films]]

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	'''Pederastic film''' became a genre in its own right in the 1960s. Literature had explored erotic relationships between men and boys throughout history in works stretching from [[Strabo]] to those of [[Thomas Mann]] and [[Nicholas White]]. But when the barriers against exploring this side of masculine experience began to come down, and as films gained wider popularity as a media for expression, movies about this aspect of human experience, often of a more or less autobiographical nature, began to arise.		'''Pederastic film''' became a genre in its own right in the 1960s. Literature had explored erotic relationships between men and boys throughout history in works stretching from [[Strabo]] to those of [[Thomas Mann]] and [[Nicholas White]]. But when the barriers against exploring this side of masculine experience began to come down, and as films gained wider popularity as a media for expression, movies about this aspect of human experience, often of a more or less autobiographical nature, began to arise.

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= Pederastic filmography =
'''Pederastic film''' became a genre in its own right in the 1960s. Literature had explored erotic relationships between men and boys throughout history in works stretching from [[Strabo]] to those of [[Thomas Mann]] and [[Nicholas White]]. But when the barriers against exploring this side of masculine experience began to come down, and as films gained wider popularity as a media for expression, movies about this aspect of human experience, often of a more or less autobiographical nature, began to arise.

== List ==
[[Image:Death in Venice DVD cover.jpg]]
Death in Venice

[[Image:For-a-lost-soldier.gif]]

For a Lost Soldier

[[Image:Gohatto Poster.jpg]]

Taboo

[[Image:LIE Poster.png]]

L.I.E.

* [[Gates to Paradise]], dir. [[Andrzej Wajda]] ([[United Kingdom]], [[1968]]).
* ''L'embrassement avec rosée'' (''A Dewy Embrace''), dir. [[Raymond Lightman]] (France, 1968).
* [[Satyricon]], dir. [[Federico Fellini]] ([[Italy]], [[1969]])
** based upon [[Petronius]]' [[Satyricon]].
* [[Les Amis]] (''The Friends''), dir. [[Gérard Blain]] (France, [[1970]]).
* [[Morte a Venezia]] (''Death in Venice''), dir. [[Luchino Visconti]] (Italy, [[1971]])
** based on the novel by [[Thomas Mann]].
* [[Caltrops!]], dir. Quentin Beck ([[Australia]], [[1973]])
* ''Il Fiore Delle Mille E Una Notte'' (''The Flower Of The [[Thousand and One Nights]]''), dir. [[Pier Paolo Pasolini]] (Italy, [[1974]])
** more generally known as ''Arabian Nights'', the last part of his [[Trilogy of Life]].
* [[Un enfant dans la foule]] (''A Child In The Crowd''), dir. Gérard Blain (France, [[1976]]).
* ''Die Konsequenz'' (''The Consequence''), dir. [[Wolfgang Petersen]] ([[West Germany]], [[1977]])
** based upon the autobiographical novel of the same name, by [[Alexander Ziegler]].
* ''[[Ernesto]],'' dir. [[Salvatore Samperi]] (Italy, [[1979]]), based on the novel [[Ernesto]] by [[Umberto Saba]].
* ''Abuse'', dir. [[Arthur J. Bressan Jr.]] (USA, [[1983]]).
* ''The Bay Boy'', dir. [[Daniel Petrie]] (Canada, [[1984]]).
* ''Burning Secret,'' dir [[Andrew Birkin]] (USA, [[1988]]).
* [[The Everlasting Secret Family]], dir. [[Michael Thornhill]] ([[Australia]], [[1988]]).
* ''Il Sapore Del Grano'' (''The Flavor of Corn''), dir. [[Gianni da Campo]] (Italy, [[1991]]).
* [[Cracker]], episodes "One Day A Lemming Will Fly" and "Best Boys" - Parts 1 & 2 (UK, [[1993]]).
* [[Love & Human Remains]], dir. [[Denys Arcand]] (Canada, [[1993]]).
* [[Voor een verloren soldaat]] (''For A Lost Soldier''), dir. [[Roeland Kerbosch]] ([[The Netherlands]], [[1993]])
** based upon the autobiographical novel by Dutch dancer and choreographer [[Rudi van Dantzig]].
* [[Pretty Boy]], dir. Carsten Sonder ([[Denmark]], 1993)
** a fictional treatment of [[teenage prostitution]].
* [[Chicken Hawk: Men Who Love Boys]], dir. [[Adi Sideman]] ([[USA]], [[1994]])
** independent documentary consisting of interviews with members of [[NAMBLA]].
* ''Iki Haole: Nico's Hawaiian Adventure'', dir. Mike Masterson (USA, [[1995]])
* [[Total Eclipse]], Regie: [[Agnieszka Holland]] (UK, France, Belgium, Italy, 1995)
* [[Pianese Nunzio, 14 anni a maggio]] (''Pianese Nunzio, 14 in May''), dir. [[Antonio Capuano]] (Italy, [[1996]]).
* [[La ville dont le prince est un enfant]] (''The Land Where The King Is A Child]''), television film, dir. [[Christophe Malavoy]] (France, [[1997]]).
* [[Get Real]], dir. [[Simon Shore]] (UK, [[1998]])
** the main character of this coming-of-age-movie has a short affair with a married man.
* [[Gohatto]] (''Taboo''), dir. [[Nagisa Oshima]] ([[Japan]], [[1999]]).
* [[Queer as Folk]] (USA, [[2000]])
** an American television series remake of the British series
* [[Gouttes d'eau sur pierres brûlantes]] (''Water Drops On Burning Rocks'')), dir. [[François Ozon]] (France, 2000).
* [[La virgen de los sicarios]] (''The Virgin Of The Assassins''), dir. [[Barbet Schroeder]] ([[Spain]], France, [[Colombia]], 2000)
** based on the autobiographical novel by Colombian linguist [[Fernando Vallejo]].
* ''Neenoo Loves Nani,'' dir. Leone Ariggne (France, 2000)
* ''Eban & Charley'', dir. [[James Bolton]] (USA, 2000).
* ''[[Chuck & Buck]],'' dir. [[Miguel Arteta]]. (USA, 2000)
* ''[[L.I.E.]] (Long Island Expressway)'', dir. [[Michael Cuesta]] (USA, [[2001]]).
* ''Fremragende Timer'' (''Precious Moments''), dir. [[Lars Daniel Krutzkoff Jacobsen]] (Norway, [[2003]]).
* ''Whole New Thing'', dir. Amnon Buchbinder (Canada, [[2005]])
** A 13 year old student has a crush on his English teacher.
* ''[[The History Boys (film)]],'' dir. [[Nicholas Hytner]] (UK, [[2006]])

== See also ==
* [[Pederasty]]
* [[Pedophilia and child sexual abuse in films]]

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[[Pederasty]]

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[[Pederastic film]] | [[LGBT culture]]

== Pederastic filmography ==

* This page was last modified 22:18, 1 December 2006. This article is licensed under the [[GNU Free Documentation License]].<br>
It uses material from the Wikipedia [[article "Pederastic filmography"]]. (If you would like to edit this document, click on the Wikipedia article link above.)