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Marlon Riggs's Tongues Untied rises above the 'deeply personal' — far above it — in exploring what it means to be black and gay. Angry, funny, erotic and poetic by turns (and sometimes all at ...
Directed by Marlon Riggs • 1989 • United States Marlon Riggs’s landmark documentary uses poetry, personal testimony, rap, and performance (featuring poet Essex Hemphill and others) to describe the homophobia and racism faced by Black gay men. The stories are often devastating: the man refused en...
Directed by Marlon Riggs • 1989 • United States Marlon Riggs’s landmark documentary uses poetry, personal testimony, rap, and performance (featuring poet Essex Hemphill and others) to describe the homophobia and racism faced by Black gay men. The stories are often devastating: the man refused en...
11 mars 2008 · Tongues Untied shares fierce examples of homophobia and racism: the man refused entry to a gay bar because of his color; the college student left bleeding on...
Tongues Untied was originally conceived for film festivals (the film won awards in such places as Berlin and Los Angeles), but when it was broadcast on PBS's POV, it caused a national furor on the part of religious and political conservatives.
William L Tongues Untied definitely has a few years on it stylistically, with its monologues staring directly into the camera evoking '90s Public Service Announcements, no matter how poetic the ...
Tongues Untied (bra: Línguas Desatadas [1]) é um documentário experimental americano de 1989 dirigido por Marlon T. Riggs e estrelado por Riggs, Essex Hemphill e Brian Freeman. [2] O filme busca, nas palavras de seu autor, "...quebrar o silêncio brutal da nação em questões de diferença sexual e racial."
