
Gay Sex in the 70s recently completed a six month, 25-city theatrical run with a box office take of $249,565. The DVD of Gay Sex in the 70s is currently available from Wolfe Video and Centaur will release the soundtrack album nationwide on July 11.
Gay Sex in the 70s had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival and Out Magazine has hailed the film "The Hottest DVD Release" of the summer. Director/producer Joseph Lovett is thrilled to be one of the true Indie success stories of the year.
"It's gratifying to see such wide-spread interest in this piece of history while at the same time proving the digital distribution model can work for true independents," Lovett commented, referring to the fact that the entire self-released, 25-city theatrical run happened without a 35mm print. "It's important for the industry to have room for alternative voices to make a living without having to sell-out or ignore their passions."

TRACKLISTING:
01. Intro
02. North End - Kind of Life, Kind of Love
03. Billy Nichols - Give Your Body Up To The Music
04. Bobby Youngblood - There's Never Been No One Like You
05. Taana Gardner - No Frills
06. Loose Joints - Is It All Over My Face (Female Version)
07. Taana Gardner - Paradise Express
08. Philly USA - Speak Well
09. Taana Gardner - Work That Body
10. Colleen Heather - Magic
11. Michele - Disco Dance
12. Taana Gardner - When You Touch Me
BONUS ANTHEM:
13. Carl Bean - I Was Born This Way (Gomi's Tribute Mix)

Documentary producer/director Joseph Lovett focuses on the unbridled sexual passion and exploration that marked the twelve years from Stonewall (1969) to the first reported cases of AIDS (1981). With access to a filmic and photographic treasure trove of erotic life, Lovett's cast of storytellers takes us from the remarkably repressed pre-Stonewall period to an era of sexual excess unparalleled since ancient Rome. Straightforward, funny and provocative, the subjects tell their stories with remarkable wit, humor and perspective. For younger people - those who became sexually active after the age of AIDS - this film may be a startling revelation of what everyday life was like when American youth were cutting loose from Puritanical values and ascribing to the watchword of the time "if it feels good, do it."
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