Always on Sunday

Year: 1962

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: James Crabe

Comedy

Four ‘women’ burst into a bar, sparking mayhem in this humorous take on Never on Sunday (1960). Produced by a circle of gay friends who met for Sunday brunch at Los Angeles’s The Brownstone, it is their first collective film. Though seldom screened now, the short stands as a rare, joyful counter‑point to the era’s typically tragic portrayals of gay life, celebrating pleasure and community.

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