Gay and Lesbians Fight for Spirituality
The ongoing debate regarding the roles and rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people has led to a growing awareness of the special and unique contributions to society these people have on the world. Issues like employment rights, education, marriage, religion, and even politics are constantly being put in the spotlight, highlighting the main reason for the talks, the battles, and the need for gay people to seek more rights and more recognition.
A new film documentary, `Out and About with Brewer and Berg` follows the multidimensional quest of Michael Brewer and Thomas Alan Berg through Switzerland and Italy as they explore and debunk the old myths and paradigms all the way to the gates of Vatican where they discover their own unique spiritual identities as gay men.
The catharsis of travel leads to captivating and entertaining dialogue in `Out and About with Brewer and Berg` on subjects ranging from Jungian psychology, archetypes and mythology, through medieval castles and war, past the archetypal sculpture and art of Rome, to epiphanies in the Roman Forum and Coliseum. They discuss art and creativity at Niki de St. Phalle`s sculpture garden in Tuscany and hold insightful conversations in Pisa and finally experience a crescendo of breakthrough visions in Florence. The light touch throughout the film, informative graphics and quotes and riveting music track enhances often pointed and thought-provoking commentary.
This joint Swiss/American production shows a side of gay culture rarely seen on film. Deep thinking, challenging, humorous and cultured, Brewer and Berg take their viewers on a multidimensional journey over the rainbow into a new sense of self-worth and potential. It`s an uplifting and encouraging view from what may seem appear to be an unexpected source, one that raises questions for everyone, regardless of sexual orientation.
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