WILLIAM FRIEDKIN | USA | 1970 | 120 MIN | R | ENGLISH
At a birthday party in late-1960s Manhattan, jokes hold back years of tension until the dam finally bursts, spilling confessions, cruelty, and unvarnished truths amongst a group of gay men in an early directorial outing from the late, great William Friedkin.
Cast: Kenneth Nelson, Leonard Frey, Cliff Gorman, Laurence Luckinbill
Part of the Philadelphia Film Society's Series - New York: A Character in Itself
At the dawning of a new year–and the US semiquincentennial at that–we are feeling a little bit of love and maybe some optimism towards our neighbor to the north with its new mayoral administration. Throughout January we’re exploring a selection of popcorn flicks, indie hits, and a slew of scuzzy After Hours titles that all feature the Big Apple’s undeniable Main Character Energy.
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