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Massillon
Documentary - 1991
Massillon
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William E. Jones's autobiographical film about growing up gay in the small Ohio town of Massillon pushes the boundaries of documentary by offering a moving self-portrait within the context of gay political history. William E. Jones returns to his hometown to construct an unconventional and moving autobiography. Challenging some of the most firmly entrenched notions of filmmaking, Massillon tells its story without a single human actor, by combining beautiful images with a seductive voice-over narration.
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William E. Jones

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Runtime:
70 min
Release date:
16 Jan 1991
Budget:
$0
Revenue:
$0
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