Common Ground

Year: 2000

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: English

Director: Donna Deitch

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The anthology weaves three vignettes on homosexuality. “A Friend of Dorothy” follows a woman who enlists in the 1950s Navy and confronts her lesbian identity. “Mr. Roberts” depicts a 1970s teacher battling the pressures of being closeted. In “Amos and Andy”, a father struggles to emotionally accept his son’s contemporary marriage to another man.

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