| The Destroying Angel | |||||
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| Erotica, Queer Themes/Interest | |||||
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On Wish List
#1033 |
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| Tim Kent | ||
| Alain Monceau | ||
| Bill Eld | ||
| Billy White | ||
| Evan DeBraye | ||
| Glenn Middleton | ||
| Paul Eden | ||
| Philip Darden | ||
| Rick Scott | ||
| Thom Aaron | ||
| Timothy Kent | Caswell | |
| Bill Eld | Bud | |
| Philip Darden | Grant | |
| Paul Eden | John | |
| Evan de Braye | Mark | |
| Alain Monceau | Michel | |
| Thom Aaron | Armando | |
| Gian-Paolo Cotto |
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| Writer/Composer |
Edgar Allan Poe
Peter De Rome |
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| Cinematography |
Jack Deveau
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| Music |
Joe Mann
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A conflicted young seminarian called Caswell Campbell takes a three month sabbatical from his studies to explore his less Judeo-Christian impulses: casual gay sex and drugs. A film loosely based on an unnamed short story by Edgar Ellan Poe. |
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