Latino Beginnings
Directed by Norm Green3.0
To be Latino in America is one thing, but to be a gay Latino is another. Norman Green's documentary delves into this minority within a minority. Gay Latinos have to break through the added layer of religion and masculinity embedded in the Hispanic culture. Jesse, an openly gay college student; Marisol, a woman who's nervous about coming out to her mother; and Gustavo, a drag performer, all share their thoughts and experiences.
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Latino Beginnings was released on 11 de octubre de 2005.
Latino Beginnings was directed by Norm Green.
Latino Beginnings has a runtime of 60min.
Latino Beginnings was produced by Norm Green, Jon Sechrist.
To be Latino in America is one thing, but to be a gay Latino is another. Norman Green's documentary delves into this minority within a minority. Gay Latinos have to break through the added layer of religion and masculinity embedded in the Hispanic culture. Jesse, an openly gay college student; Marisol, a woman who's nervous about coming out to her mother; and Gustavo, a drag performer, all share their thoughts and experiences.
The key characters in Latino Beginnings are Self (Jesse Lopez), Marisol (Marisol).
Latino Beginnings is rated TV-14.
Latino Beginnings is a Documental film.