A friend of mine is working on a project on prison rape and was looking
for suggestions of film and tv depictions of male/male prison rape, either
explicit or implied. He's interested in both dramatic and comedic
representations (ie, the typical scenes of a man being locked up with
another prisoner who coyly suggests they get to know each other better...)
Any suggestions would be welcomed. email me at ba...@panix.com
b
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"Scarcrow" with Al Pacino and Gene Hackman might be one that you're
looking for, though the 'rape' is consumated in a warehourse is memory
serves, and not in a prison cell.
Robert Johnson, Jr.
Framingham State College
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On Sat, 24 Oct 1998, Basil Tsiokos wrote:
> Dear H-FILM and SCREEN-L:
>
> A friend of mine is working on a project on prison rape and was looking
> for suggestions of film and tv depictions of male/male prison rape, either
> explicit or implied. He's interested in both dramatic and comedic
> representations (ie, the typical scenes of a man being locked up with
> another prisoner who coyly suggests they get to know each other better...)
>
> Any suggestions would be welcomed. email me at ba...@panix.com
>
> b
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> Online resources for film/TV studies may be found at ScreenSite
> http://www.tcf.ua.edu/screensite
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There's Something About Mary
The Shawshank Redemption
Sleepers
Out Of Sight
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> From: Basil Tsiokos <ba...@PANIX.COM>
> To: SCRE...@UA1VM.UA.EDU
> Subject: Query: Representations of Male-Male prison rape
> Date: Saturday, October 24, 1998 7:59 PM
>
> Dear H-FILM and SCREEN-L:
>
> A friend of mine is working on a project on prison rape and was looking
> for suggestions of film and tv depictions of male/male prison rape,
either
> explicit or implied. He's interested in both dramatic and comedic
> representations (ie, the typical scenes of a man being locked up with
> another prisoner who coyly suggests they get to know each other
better...)
>
> Any suggestions would be welcomed. email me at ba...@panix.com
>
> b
>
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> Online resources for film/TV studies may be found at ScreenSite
> http://www.tcf.ua.edu/screensite
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Another depiction of male-male prison rape:
American Me (Edward James Olmos movie).
Not knowing that this movie had several scenes depicting sexual violence, I
once made the mistake of suggesting it when I went out on a first date with
someone. Talk about an uncomfortable movie-going experience! ("Do I
comment on this scene?" "Can I clear my throat?" etc.)
Matt McAllister e-mail: ma...@vt.edu
Department of Communication Studies, Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA 24061-0311 USA ph: 540-231-9830 fax: 540-231-9817
Department of Communication Studies at Virginia Tech Seminar Series:
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Popular Communication Division of ICA:
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also, the _birdman of alcatraz_ (i think - the clint eastwood one) has a
brief moment in the showers, as does the eastwood film _Heartbreak Ridge_
although these are not strictly rape scenes, more suggestions of prison sex.
At 23:59 24/10/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Dear H-FILM and SCREEN-L:
>
>A friend of mine is working on a project on prison rape and was looking
>for suggestions of film and tv depictions of male/male prison rape, either
>explicit or implied. He's interested in both dramatic and comedic
>representations (ie, the typical scenes of a man being locked up with
>another prisoner who coyly suggests they get to know each other better...)
>
>Any suggestions would be welcomed. email me at ba...@panix.com
>
>b
>
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>Online resources for film/TV studies may be found at ScreenSite
>http://www.tcf.ua.edu/screensite
>
>
Gil Woodley
Department of English
University of Qld
3365 1414
"The trick is to get comfortable with productive paradox"
Brian Massumi