In Love Again

Richard Fontaine's In Love Again is a significant entry in the 1960s film landscape, combining elements of drama and romance with a focused LGBT narrative. As one of the first gay-campaigning documents in American cinema, it provides insight into the challenges faced by the homosexual community during that era.

The film's approach is more propaganda than pornography, reflecting the societal attitudes and struggles of its time. Fontaine’s work often included commentary on the status of homosexuals, providing a rare glimpse into the representation of LGBTQ issues in film history.

Collectors may find interest in the various formats available for this title, including VHS and DVD. The film represents an important piece of LGBTQ cinema, showcasing early efforts to bring gay narratives to mainstream audiences during a pivotal time in American culture.