Diptych: The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name

Inspired by the famous gay Greek painter Giannis Tsarouhis' paintings, Diptych is a contemplation on male beauty, the impossibility of open gay love during many decades in Greek society and the pathos and sorrow of a sexual encounter.

Cast

Mateusz Iwulski

Sebasian Says Bunny

Stamatis K.

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