Alex is divorced, Daniel is gay, and Bob is their lover in common. He flits from one lover's arms to the other's without a care in the world. He belongs to no one and lives freely.
Sunday, Bloody Sunday offers an uninhibited portrayal of bisexuality and paints a fascinating portrait of bourgeois society of the time. It is one of the first films not to depict gay/bisexual people as unhappy, hysterical, or monstrous.
With Glenda Jackson, Peter Finch & Murray Head.
The film will be introduced by Muriel Andrin, professor of screenwriting and film analysis at the ULB.
