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An Empty Bed
A film by Mark Gasper 56 minutes, fiction, color, English, 1989
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John Wylie beautifully portrays Bill Frayne, a gay man in his sixties who reflects on his younger days, the choices he has made, and the prospect of an empty bed. Told largely through flashbacks, this early classic of gay cinema is a time tapestry where past and present weave together to form a poignant picture of one man's life.
Reviews "Critic’s pick!" - Washington Post " "A poignant and graceful picture of one man’s life." - Gay.com "Intelligent and moving...will impress gay cinema fans with its honesty and integrity!" "A rarity among gay-themed films!" - GALA (Gay and Lesbian Archives) Disc Features ● Interview with Director
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! One of the few films that deals with the lives of older gay men." 
