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Michael, a gay son

Examines the emotions and problems of homosexuals revealing to their families their chosen lifestyles.

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  • "Examines the emotions and problems of homosexuals revealing to their families their chosen lifestyles."@en
  • "Offers insights to the dilemmas facing the homosexual. Reveals the feelings and needs of Michael, his parents, and his brother and sister upon learning from him that he is gay."@en
  • "In this dramatized documentary, Michael Collins reveals to his family that he is gay and instigates a counselling session to promote discussion of their fears and confusion about accepting his new identity. Michael also talks with other homosexuals in a gay support group."@en
  • "Examines the experiences and emotions of homosexuals revealing to their families their chosen life-styles. Follows Michael Collins as he faces this with a peer support group and as he deals with the surfacing issues in a tense family discussion."
  • "Examines the experiences and emotions of homosexuals revealing to their families their chosen life-styles. Follows Michael Collins as he faces this with a peer support group and as he deals with the surfacing issues in a tense family discussion."@en
  • "Dramatization examining the experiences and emotions of homosexuals revealing to their families their chosen life-styles. Follows Michael Collins as he faces this with a peer support group and as he deals with the surfacing issues in a tense family discussion."
  • "Summary: Michael, a young homosexual, has decided to reveal his homosexuality to his family. To prepare himself, he participates in a gay and lesbian support group where others talk about how to deal with the negative responses that often result and about the difficulty of gaining acceptance, even from people to whom one has always been very close. He then attends a counselling session with his parents, his brother and sister, during which he hopes to be able to discuss their inability to accept his lifestyle with them. The experience turns out to be a disappointment, with only his sister supporting his decision to "come out", and leaving him with feelings of anger and rejection. In the credits it is revealed that the participants were actors, but this does in no way diminish the impact of the film. Awards: American Film Festival, New York."

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