A Journey of Gay Love Through Hidden Vintage Photos

Filmmaker David Millbern’s award winning and Emmy-nominated documentary TV Special called 100 Years of Men in Love: The Accidental Collection tells 100 love stories that were almost lost forever to history. Based on a collection of vintage photos found at antique stores and flea markets, dating from 1850 into the 1950s and curated by Hugh Nini and Neal Treadwell in their book, Loving: A Photographic History of Men in Love, this moving and masterful documentary shines a light on the joy, romance and tenderness shared between male couples, in a time when their love was forbidden. David joins us to talk about how the collection, and the film, came together, the possible origins of the photos and stories of their subjects, what they tell us about the century and the particular generations they represent, how audiences have been receiving the film and what he most hopes the viewer will take away from watching it. Plus David shares insight into his additional LGBTQ-themed work at Here TV. We open as always with recommendations, Weezy's is Shrinking on Apple TV+ and Fritz's is the PBS Frontline documentary Country Boys now streaming on Prime. Path Points of Interest: David Millbern 100 Years of Men in Love on Roku 100 Years of Men in Love on Here TV through Prime 100 Years of Men in Love Trailer Loving: A Photographic History of Men in Love 1850s-1950s by Hugh Nini & Neal Treadwell Here TV Shrinking - Apple TV Country Boys - Amazon Prime