- Title
- Let Me Die A Woman
- Date
- 19 November 1982
- 9 December 1982
- Publisher
- The Lavender Letter
- Contributor
- Alf Le Flohic
- Format
- JPG
- Type
- Newspaper cutting
- Spatial Coverage
- Continentale Cinema
- Language
- English
- Rights
- Attribution - Non Commercial - Share Alike 4.0 International License
Description:
A small feature piece 'Transexual movie' advertising a screening of the film 'Let Me Die A Woman' at Brighton's Continentale Cinema, Sudeley Place, 9 December 1982. This and the accompanying listing come from Issue 2 of The Lavender Letter - courtesy of the Bishopsgate Institute.
A review of the film 'Let Me Die A Woman' screened at Brighton's Continentale Cinema, Sudeley Place, 9 December 1982. This comes from Issue 3 of The Lavender Letter - courtesy of the Bishopsgate Institute.
This is the concluding paragraph of the review: "The transsexual is far more the sexual outlaw (to borrow John Rechy's expression) than the gay man or woman and a movie like 'Let Me Die A Woman' can serve no purpose other than to titillate those who find humour or entertainment in the anguish of others." The advert for the film comes with the copy: Born a man... Let Me Die A Woman. All true! All real! See a man become a woman before your eyes!
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Let Me Die a Woman Review
