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The Celluloid Closet

What the Critics Said

"Fascinating... a beautifully and thoughtfully made film that touches on many areas of human sexuality and human expression beyond the obvious... a vital and artful piece of work... Celluloid Closet is a nonfiction film that presses more emotional buttons than many a manipulative melodrama and seems of equal interest to those of every conceivable sexual identity. It's not only about how people see each other and see themselves; it's also about being human and the joy and pain and confusion that strange condition entails."

Tom Shales, The Washington Post

"It's hard to imagine a documentary more elegant, intelligent and absorbing than The Celluloid Closet... eloquent, impassioned and unforgettable."

- Edward Guthman, San Francisco Chronicle

"That's Entertainment with a difference... snappy, glamorous... a testimonial to the magic of the movies."

- J. Hoberman, Premiere

"Thoroughly enjoyable... funny and informative... a colorful overview with the popular appeal of a That's Entertainment... sheer fun."

- Janet Maslin, New York Times

"Two thumbs up... terrific!"

- Siskel & Ebert

****(highest rating) "A spectacular movie-movie."

Bruce Williamson, Playboy


"Brilliantly illuminating and provocative."

- John J. O'Connor, The New York Times

"Fascinating and illuminating."

- Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times

"Exceptionnel... Brillamment illustré... Irrésistible..."

Bernard Génin, Telerama

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