Improper Conduct

The film delves into the experiences of those impacted by the oppressive policies in Cuba from the Cuban Revolution to the early 1980s. It features interviews with notable figures in Cuban culture, including Guillermo Cabrera Infante, Juan Goytisolo, Susan Sontag, and Reinaldo Arenas, who recount their struggles and the existence of concentration camps for homosexuals during this period.

Improper Conduct serves as an important historical document, shedding light on the intersection of politics and sexual identity under dictatorship. This documentary not only preserves the personal stories of its subjects but also offers a critical examination of human rights violations in Cuba. The runtime is 113 minutes, making it a comprehensive exploration of its themes.

For collectors, this film is available in VHS format, appealing to those interested in historical documentaries that address LGBTQ+ issues and political repression.