Guy Simms, a gay cabaret worker accused of arson, confronts authority and bigotry in a sardonic tale of Leathermen, the Bible, and fighting for justice.
Theft is a low-budget comedy about gay life, friendship and romantic complications that wears its independent spirit openly. The production is rough and the humour uneven, but Paul Bright gives the film an affectionate, community-minded tone.
Guy Simms, a gay cabaret worker accused of arson, confronts authority and bigotry in a sardonic tale of Leathermen, the Bible, and fighting for justice.
Theft is a low-budget comedy about gay life, friendship and romantic complications that wears its independent spirit openly. The production is rough and the humour uneven, but Paul Bright gives the film an affectionate, community-minded tone.
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