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Nitrate Kisses
''Nitrate Kisses'' is a 1992 experimental documentary film directed by Barbara Hammer. According to Hammer, it is an exploration of the repression and marginalization of LGBT people since the First World War.
==Overview==
''Nitrate Kisses'' combines interviews with homosexual couples, four same-sex couples making love, footage of 1933 homoerotic film ''Lot in Sodom'' and images of LGBT history.〔 The couples making love are two elderly lesbians, an interracial gay male couple, two young pierced and tattooed women of color and an S/M lesbian couple.〔Foster, p.124〕 The scenes of the gay male couple are overlaid with the Motion Picture Production Code.〔Mellencamp, p.305〕
Part of the film focuses on the story of American novelist Willa Cather, who destroyed many personal letters and papers before her death; the film argues that Cather was covering up evidence of lesbianism.〔 (Note, however, that such claims have been disputed by other scholars of Cather's life and career.〔"Cather did not label herself a lesbian nor would she wish us to do so, and we do not know whether her relationships with women were sexual." Sharistanian, Janet. Introduction to My Ántonia, New York: Oxford University Press, 2006, p. xiii.〕) Another section explores the treatment of lesbians by the Third Reich.〔Holmlund, p.84〕
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