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In the first act, American traveler David betrays a talkative widow, Mrs. Honey, at a Corfu inn. Twenty years later, David—now author Daniel Hosani—has become aphasic after a stroke; his guardian Heather knows his bestselling novel distorted what happened and arranges a film deal to fund humanitarian organizations.
A biographical drama about Aristotle Onassis’s life after he meets Jacqueline Kennedy, based on material from Peter Evans’s book Nemesis.
In 1930s Germany, gay man Max and his partner are arrested after the Night of the Long Knives and sent to Dachau, where Max struggles to survive persecution and confront his identity.
A young gay writer is commissioned to write a play about Liberace but resists what he believes the entertainer represents. As he focuses on Liberace’s denial of his sexuality and his libel suit against the Daily Mirror, Liberace himself appears to him.
In the first act, American traveler David betrays a talkative widow, Mrs. Honey, at a Corfu inn. Twenty years later, David—now author Daniel Hosani—has become aphasic after a stroke; his guardian Heather knows his bestselling novel distorted what happened and arranges a film deal to fund humanitarian organizations.
A biographical drama about Aristotle Onassis’s life after he meets Jacqueline Kennedy, based on material from Peter Evans’s book Nemesis.
In 1930s Germany, gay man Max and his partner are arrested after the Night of the Long Knives and sent to Dachau, where Max struggles to survive persecution and confront his identity.
A young gay writer is commissioned to write a play about Liberace but resists what he believes the entertainer represents. As he focuses on Liberace’s denial of his sexuality and his libel suit against the Daily Mirror, Liberace himself appears to him.