Even Solomon

The narrative centers around Stephen, portrayed by Paul Henley, who is a virgin and lacks interest in sex. His life becomes complicated due to the disapproval of his aggressive female neighbor and the pressure from his overbearing mother. When his mother discovers Stephen's secret about wearing women's clothing, she attempts to rectify what she perceives as a problem by introducing him to another cross-dresser. This encounter reveals a deeper truth about Stephen's identity, leading to unexpected developments.

As a drama-comedy, Even Solomon offers a unique blend of humor and poignant moments, reflecting the challenges of acceptance in a personal and societal context. The film's exploration of gender identity and familial relationships makes it a notable entry in 1970s television cinema. Collectors will find value in its representation of LGBTQ+ themes during an era when such narratives were less common in mainstream media.