The Leather Boys

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The Leather Boys is a 1964 British kitchen-sink drama film noted for its early, nuanced depiction of working-class life and queer themes within a biker subculture.

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instanceOf film
kitchen sink realism film
basedOn The Leather Boys (novel) NERFINISHED
novel by Gillian Freeman
blackAndWhite true
certificate X (original UK release)
cinematographyBy Peter Newbrook NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
depicts biker subculture
queer themes
working-class life
director Sidney J. Furie NERFINISHED
distributor British Lion Films NERFINISHED
editedBy Peter Hunt NERFINISHED
era British New Wave NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Ace Cafe, London NERFINISHED
genre LGBT-related
biker film
drama
kitchen sink realism
hasCultFollowing true
hasTheme male friendship
marital breakdown
sexual identity
youth culture
musicBy Gerard Schurmann NERFINISHED
notableFor early nuanced depiction of queer themes in British cinema
realistic portrayal of working-class marriage
originalLanguage English
partOf British kitchen sink realism movement NERFINISHED
period 1960s British cinema
portrays rocker subculture
producer Donald Taylor NERFINISHED
productionCompany Fanfare Films NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1964
releaseYear 1964
runtimeMinutes 108
screenplayAdaptationOf The Leather Boys (novel) NERFINISHED
screenwriter Gillian Freeman NERFINISHED
setting working-class London
stars Colin Campbell NERFINISHED
Dudley Sutton NERFINISHED
Rita Tushingham NERFINISHED

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Rita Tushingham notableWork The Leather Boys