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'The Line of Beauty'
A story of love, class, sex and money in the Thatcherite 1980s.
Three episodes (of about an hour each), May 2006
We bring you this BBC mini-series based on Allan Hollinghurst's eponymous Booker winning novel after 'Angels in America' with which parallels may be drawn. The main themes of this story are... class division and envy, reverse snobbery, interracial relations, drug abuse, the HIV scourge and of course homophobia. However, it's a fairly straightforward drama with some gripping moments despite a sagging middle.
Synopsis: Nick Guest comes to London to live with his college friend's family, the Feddens. A short stay becomes permanent, and Nick positions himself in the family's plentiful lives of parties and politics during the Thatcher years. Over the course of three episodes spanning four years in the mid-eighties, we follow Nick's two homosexual love affairs in a time of promiscuity and carelessness, until the AIDS crisis and a bout of scandal threaten life as he has come to know it.
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Time: 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. One intermission during which light refreshments will be served.
Venue: The Humsafar Trust's Drop-in Centre, 4th floor, Municipal Transit Building (Vakola Municipal Market Building), Near Raheja Point and Vakola Masjid, Santacruz (East), Mumbai.
Getting there: It's approximately minimum fare by auto-rickshaw from Santacruz station (East). You could also take routes 311 or 313. The same routes also operate from Kurla (West) station.
Space courtesy: The Humsafar Trust.
Note: Programme subject to change without notice in unavoidable circumstances.
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A story of love, class, sex and money in the Thatcherite 1980s.
Three episodes (of about an hour each), May 2006
We bring you this BBC mini-series based on Allan Hollinghurst's eponymous Booker winning novel after 'Angels in America' with which parallels may be drawn. The main themes of this story are... class division and envy, reverse snobbery, interracial relations, drug abuse, the HIV scourge and of course homophobia. However, it's a fairly straightforward drama with some gripping moments despite a sagging middle.
Synopsis: Nick Guest comes to London to live with his college friend's family, the Feddens. A short stay becomes permanent, and Nick positions himself in the family's plentiful lives of parties and politics during the Thatcher years. Over the course of three episodes spanning four years in the mid-eighties, we follow Nick's two homosexual love affairs in a time of promiscuity and carelessness, until the AIDS crisis and a bout of scandal threaten life as he has come to know it.
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Time: 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. One intermission during which light refreshments will be served.
Venue: The Humsafar Trust's Drop-in Centre, 4th floor, Municipal Transit Building (Vakola Municipal Market Building), Near Raheja Point and Vakola Masjid, Santacruz (East), Mumbai.
Getting there: It's approximately minimum fare by auto-rickshaw from Santacruz station (East). You could also take routes 311 or 313. The same routes also operate from Kurla (West) station.
Space courtesy: The Humsafar Trust.
Note: Programme subject to change without notice in unavoidable circumstances.
Keep in touch with Bombay Dost via:
The Bombay Dost Wiki (http://bombay-dost.pbworks.com/)
OR The Facebook Fan Page (http://www.facebook.com/Bombay-Dost)
OR follow Bombaydost on Twitter (http://twitter.com/bombaydost
OR subscribe to our Google SMS Channel (http://labs.google.co.in/smschannels/sub
OR E-mail us: bombaydost2009@gmail.comRead More
Time:5:00PM Sunday, November 15th
Location:Humsafar Trust, 4th floor, Municipal Transit Building (Vakola Municipal Market), Nehru Road, S'cruz (East), Mumbai
Bombay Dost @Openthemag meets Kalki Subramaniyan, creator of Thirunangai.net, a matrimonial site 4 Indian transgenders http://tinyurl.com/yemozfm
Bombay Dost Now it's India's turn. RT @pinknews: Compulsory sex education to include gay relationships and HIV http://bit.ly/PZrEr
Bombay Dost Yes RT @desidyke: @bombaydost @mid_day @FireboltX - You know Birds of a Feather group in Pune? Does support group for LGBT there. Are on
Bombay Dost RT @mid_day: 'I'm gay and proud of it' http://bit.ly/1UhBRu
Bombay Dost V luv a looker 2 RT @htTweets: The Bigg Boss house will finally have a dude worth ogling at. Mr India 2008 winner... http://bit.ly/15W9o
