Eroded
Hanlan's Point Beach in Toronto is Canada's oldest surviving queer space. Today, erosion is slowly washing parts of it away. Eroded moves between paintings, home videos and present-day footage on the beach, tracing what remains as the landscape changes. James revisits his photographs of Hanlan's in the 1970s, reflecting on cruising, gay visibility, and what has since been lost. Lez Beach, a sapphic collective, (re)claims space and representation through bonfires on the shoreline. Zack opens up about his painting practice, and how drawing becomes his way to remember. Brian shares home movies from his youth in 1980s Toronto, looking back on what it means to leave a legacy through images. Together, these voices reveal how a place persists through the people who return to it, even as the shore itself begins to vanish.
Year: 1970
Genre: Documentary
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Director: Diego Abbati
Cast: James Dubro, Capri Contreras, Aiza Ntibarikure, Zack Rosen, Brian Hardy
Crew: Diego Abbati (Director), Diego Abbati (Producer), Diego Abbati (Writer), Diego Abbati (Editor), Victor Merino Montes (Music Arranger), Peer Theilen (Sound Designer)
Runtime: 92 minutes
Release: Jan 01, 1970
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