자기 소개The early 20th century was a landscape of progress in many ways, uncensored gay movies with a seething progressive attitude blazing new roads and generating new revolutionaries. . As the feminist movement underwent significant modifications and modification of social norms, prohibitions began to be questioned, and an atmosphere of cultural change spread to the adjacent western world. One perhaps many gay rights movement making small steps towards progress despite continued oppression in the 1920s and 30% , such fluctuations in attitudes were prescribed in cinema, but mediated by strict censorship rules that seem archaic by today's standards. Thomas edison's famous 1896 film the kiss, for example, was accused of threatening morality the same hour, called "shocking" by the roman catholic church, and called "absolutely disgusting" by a critic at the time. About 30 years later, another big cinematic kiss appeared, the first gay kiss in the life of cinema, appearing in the 1927 film wings by william a. Wellman. A growing number of progressive art that has questioned the reality of today's gay rights, notably english author radcliffe hall's 1928 lesbian-themed novel the well of solitude. Wings is a romantic war drama about two air force pilots during the first world war. Slowly discovering their passionate love for each other. Throughout the movie, it's called "friendship", perhaps to circumvent censorship rules, quite you see, the surface is more of a romantic relationship that ends in a dramatic kiss in each other's arms. "you know how there is nothing in the world that means as much to me as your friendship,” says jack (charles “buddy” rogers), to which events dave (richard arlen) replies: “i knew all along.” No doubt that's the name of the subtle (or not-too-subtle) transition to the cheerful undertones of the video's subtext, but the scene itself is powerful, showing the last moments of the relationship between the two lovers together with a dark string score. Gently following the lines of censorship, wellman's silent film manages to capture one of the mostmost celebrated early pieces of lgbt cinema, exploring the repressed desires of two men embroiled in both the physical conflict of world war i as well as the mental upheavals of a forbidden relationship. / >As a result, wings was incredibly well received and is, at first, an excellent film. The fact that there wasn't much controversy around the kiss itself is testament to the film, a moment well contextualized within a larger story. This was not a provocative moment of films, but simply a natural conclusion to a heartbreaking love story. Today a film like this is remembered not only for its innovative attitude towards lgbt conversations, but also for its technical prowess, is already an essential condition for tomorrow's technical aerial combat scenes. The film was so influential that it became the first ever winner of best motion picture in 1929, the only silent film to win the award.
