|
Charles Henri Ford was an openly gay poet/writer/filmmaker/magazine publisher who led a long and interesting life. He started by reading his poetry in one of Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas’ salons in 1930s Paris. In the 40’s he was associated with Rene Magritte Marcel Duchamp, Jean-Paul Sartre, Henry Miller and Jean Genet. In the 50’s he was a contemporary of Allen Ginsberg, Paul Bowles and William S. Burroughs. He also was involved in homoerotic underground film, Johnny Minotaur produced at Warhol’s Factory. This is his story. |
|
|
| Ratings: | IMDB: 0.0/10 | |
| Released: | July 7, 2001 | |
| Runtime: | 118 min | |
| Genres: | Documentary Biography | |
| Cast: | Paul Bowles Eric M. Cole Val Oisteneau Rich Bernatovech | |
| Crew: | John Kolomvakis James Dowell | |
Information
PrimeWire is a social site for discovering, sharing and watching movies and TV shows. more info
PrimeWire.tf is the official domain for PrimeWire
Latest Comments
Moana 2
hellsingfan01 : This film is such a huge let down when compared to first Moana.
Only Murders in the Building
wedinoct : Hate to break it to you but these guys are now in their 30s so it's long past the time to ...
Super 8
yellow_rose1 : Now that was an amazing, and very satisfying movie. I've been searching for the perfect cr...
Battlestar Galactica S1 E13
random000 : They're showing their desperation by having an ill-equipped person fill an important role ...
Top Comments
Battlestar Galactica S1 E9
Twixtid : Same here on episode 4. Love it so far, gotta a little crush on Starbuck not gonna lie.
Silo S2 E3
girlfreddy : Steve Zahhhhn!! This is gonna be a great season!
Battlestar Galactica S1 E9
Twixtid : For anyone familiar with the movie, this has strong elements of "The Thing" 1982. Not too ...
Blood of Zeus S2 E1
Xsile : This episode was a clever way to recycle old footage while still telling a decent new stor...
Silo S2 E3
Speed711 : Thanks. That's the story I wanted to see start to unfold.
andys189 : "Hate to break it to you but these guys are now in their 30s so it’s long past the time t...