How the Hell Are You?

This film is an animated collage that captures the essence of a person and a decade. It is based on correspondence with a gay friend from the 1960s, offering a personal perspective on the cultural landscape of that time.

The narration, paired with a montage of found images, creates a vivid exploration of themes important to the LGBTQ community. By weaving together personal reflections and societal observations, it serves as both a historical document and an artistic expression of identity and experience.

Collectors of animation or LGBTQ-themed media may find this film particularly significant for its artistic approach and its commentary on the American Dream. As an animated work from the early 1970s, it holds a unique place in the history of LGBTQ representation in film.