West Coast Premiere
Feature Documentary
After a decade of attempts to reform British law, a new bill in Parliament to expunge the records of many men convicted under the 1885 law that criminalized male homosexual acts as “gross indecency,” was passed.
Forgetting the Many: The Royal Pardon of Alan Turing, is the story of that long struggle.
Director: Rosemarie Reed
Producer: Rosemarie Reed
Writer: Rosemarie Reed
Cinematographer: Eduardo Perez Vidal
Editor: Dina Potocki
Narrator: Ben Whishaw
Men in the story: Paul WIlliams, Steve Close, George Montague, David Bonney, Alan Jollly, Bisi, Jide Macauley, Adoranka Apata, Bisi Alimi,
Included in this film are those who fought to bring justice to the thousands of men accused of gross indecency are former prime minister, Gordon Brown; human rights activist, Peter Tatchell; Rachel Barnes, great niece of Alan Turing; members of the House of Lords.
Website: filmsforthought.com
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