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A documentary about the career and eventual death from AIDS of actor Rock Hudson.. Rock Hudson’s Home Movies is a compilation of privileged moments from various Hudson vehicles that, in one way or another, confirm or deny (and thus serve to reconfirm) the actor’s necessarily concealed homosexuality.. “It was all up there,” says Rock Hudson (Eric Farr) at the start of this rule-breaking, dizzying assortment of Filmclips from Rock Hudson’s Hollywood career that make up Mark Rappaport’s feature film, ROCK HUDSON'S HOME MOVIES. Employing a narrative commentary from beyond the grave, the film invents an eclectic form of biography. The closer you look at Hudson’s films, the more you see the actor winking at us. An award-winning blend of dozens of Filmclips, ROCK HUDSON'S HOME MOVIES sheds a new and provocative light on one of Hollywood’s greatest legends.. “Mark Rappaport’s brilliant compilation of moments from the Hudson oeuvre that confirm or deny the actor’s homosexuality is first-rate film criticism as well as a reanimation that invests ‘Rock Hudson’ with a passion and pathos barely evident the first time around” —J. Hoberman, The Village Voice. **** A masterpiece! —Jonathan Rosenbaum, The Chicago Reader. Special Citation from the National Society of Film Critics 1994

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Originally produced by Mark Rappaport in 1992

Mode of access: World Wide Web

In English