Just saw this film at Outfest (The Los Angeles G & L film festival) and this film just totally blew me away. It was so gripping and full of emotional ups and downs that you just don't know if you can take any more. This film is a must see for anyone who's ever wanted to see and learn more about the gay holocaust and all of the torture and other cruel acts homosexuals had to endure under the hands of the Nazi's. Remarkable and I hope this film gets a theatrical release because it needs to be watch by everyone, gay or straight, so we may better be able to understand each other. It hard at times to watch, but with parental presence, I would suggest taking anyone in their late teens to seniors. This is a historical piece of gay cinema you cannot afford to take for granted.
Review of Un amour à taire
