The short film looks at what it is like to be gay when the nearest bar is 250 miles away. Drawn from nearly 20 hours of interviews with highlander gay men of all ages, the film tells of the double lives, feelings of isolation, religious oppression and struggle for selfhood.
Darren Robertson
Stephen Wylie
Stuart Preston
Charles Walker
David J. Bickerstaff
The short film looks at what it is like to be gay when the nearest bar is 250 miles away. Drawn from nearly 20 hours of interviews with highlander gay men of all ages, the film tells of the double lives, feelings of isolation, religious oppression and struggle for selfhood.
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