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The Search for Queer Cinema

Summary by New Statesman
The Milanese filmmaker Luchino Visconti was both a Marxist and an aristocrat. He found squalor amid opulence and beauty in decay, and is perhaps best known today for directing Death in Venice – a clammy-palmed yet masterly 1971 movie about an ageing composer who encounters unattainable perfection in the form of a 14-year-old boy. It’s a picture with a narrow focus on an unappealing protagonist’s inappropriate desire, but its unhinged commitment …

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