Goodbye Seventies

Directed by Todd Verow

Represents the plight of gay men in the 70's and 80's. The AIDS epidemic is not washed over to make it palatable but I fear it sheds a negative light on the promiscuity of the era.
Goodbye Seventies is Todd Verow in reflective mode, looking back at New York’s gay past through memory, sex and the cultural losses created by AIDS. The film is rough and deliberately personal, but its underground honesty gives it the feeling of a private archive turned into cinema.

Goodbye Seventies

Directed by Todd Verow

Represents the plight of gay men in the 70's and 80's. The AIDS epidemic is not washed over to make it palatable but I fear it sheds a negative light on the promiscuity of the era.

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Goodbye Seventies is Todd Verow in reflective mode, looking back at New York’s gay past through memory, sex and the cultural losses created by AIDS. The film is rough and deliberately personal, but its underground honesty gives it the feeling of a private archive turned into cinema.