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Set in rural New Zealand in the drought-parched summer of 1975, gay-themed feature film 50 Ways of Saying Fabulous follows a chubby 12-year-old named Billy (Andrew Paterson) as he embarks on a challenging journey of sexual discovery. Adapting Graeme Aitken's novel, writer/director, Stewart Main depicts an emotionally immature world where Billy learns about himself, his sexuality, and dealing with change.
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amazimg movie. really touched my inner homosexuality, makes you think. about what could be. well done on a succesfull moving well acted film.
MF Films
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Television, 1985 (Full Length)
Another Michele Fantl/Stewart Main production
Television, 1998 (Full Length)
A documentary about artist Pat Hanly directed by Stewart Main
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Ben
Posted at 03.39PM - 28.08.2011
Good exploration of gay issues - someone coming to terms with his homosexuality!