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The footage does not show clearly what happened immediately before the man is thrown to the ground. Police said an year-old man had been issued with a field court notice for the offences of assaulting police, resisting arrest and using offensive language following an incident at the intersection of Riley Street and Oxford Street in Surry Hills on Mardi Gras night.
Another man has claimed that police handled him roughly during Mardi Gras celebrations. Leaders in the gay community have expressed concern. The video was uploaded by an account called SydneyMardiGras which claims the footage was shot near Oxford Street about pm on Saturday.
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Onlookers in the video can be heard protesting and alleging the man had been handled violently before the video started rolling. Another police officer instructs the person behind the camera to "stop filming, mate". When asked why, the officer responds: "Cos I said". Public Anyone can see who's in the group and what they post. Visible Anyone can find this group. An open forum to celebrate with pictures and stories from Newcastle's past and present gay scene.
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When, as odd men out, they pair up that evening, Fergus and Andy progress from stargazing to views on homosexuality to talk of masturbation. Eventually the older brother shows up with friends and ruins the beach party. And the water changes in color from turquoise to steely blue - on purpose as we learn in the extras. A lot has been made of the Fergus-Andy "gay" relationship.
The gay director, Dan Castle, reportedly did not specifically see them as a gay couple, but had the two guys room together to bond, and told "Andy" to take the gay notion as far as he was comfortable. Australian men are not as chronically homophobic as are U.
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Level-headed Andy is one of the few who do not make jokes "Fagus' about Fergus. True, after the accepting Andy gives Fergus permission to "look" the two become close. And, since both are shown buckling up as if they had been up to something, perhaps VERY close. But why not, since Fergus has no other friends and Andy is accepting of Fergus.
At one point towards the end of the film Andy is referred to as Fergus's "boyfriend," but it is clear that this is said in a friendly, loving way among friends. So I guess if you must consider Fergus and Andy to be a couple, by all means do.
I doubt director Castle, will argue with you, since there is a market for fresh gay films. The film ends with the two brothers, Jesse and Fergus, swimming naked together at a beach that is not clothing optional. It is clear that they are completely comfortable with each other's nudity as they swim like dolphins around an underwater camera in sun-dappled water, and as they run naked through the neighborhood back to their granddad's place.
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A deft hand on the controls show they really are running naked if that is your thing. Of course Xavier Samuels is not gay. Fergus is. The Extras are worthwhile since they discuss the filming and the music. One actor proved to be a talented musician as well. The film is not perfect, but accomplishes what it set out to do: Sun, Surf, Skin.
This film has been advertising heavily on gay blogs and magazines like OUT etc One kid wants to make the professional tour, he has an older brother that is a jerk and always picking on him, mostly out of jealousy that his surfing career seems to have staled.
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The kid and his friends all go away on a surf weekend The surfing shots are great and it was interesting to see the shots of Newcastle Australia. Australia is ofen only shown in it's best light, but the shots of the town showed it as a somewhat depressed run down factory town. The film did not have much depth, and again, if you are buying it because you think it has any gay storyline, then don't, but if you like surf movies then this is not a bad film.
NO WAY! Buy this film if you want entertainment in the form of a gorgeously photographed and staged Aussie surf movie. Full of very pretty people, lots of skin and sun and sand and deep blue water, it's reminiscent of "Endless Summer".
The young, unknown Aussie actors are fun and since they were chosen for their surfing skills first, they're clearly comfortable on their boards. Jesse's brother Fergus referred to by Jesse's friends as "Fagus" is an allegedly gay character, but beyond a little almost-snuggle with Andy and some innocent banter about them both liking stars and astronomy, you'll never know for sure. The "gay" subplot in this film is beyond vapor thin and Fergus is stereotypically played as a shy, embarrassed goth-ish kid with black fingernails and constantly living in the shadow of his two very straight brothers.
The main themes and scenes in the story are all about the straight boys and girls and, of course, the surfing. The movie's not all that bad. It's reasonably well written and fairly well acted. The cinematography is terrific - particularly the water and surf footage.
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Buy it as an entertaining surf movie. Don't buy it as an LGBT movie. See all reviews. Top reviews from other countries. I am not sure that this film could be classified as a gay film, in that the central character and story has little to do with that genre. Instead there is a gay character, whose story is somewhat secondary to the central theme and premise. The film is by all accounts one of the most visually beautiful representations of the Australian surf culture, and the camera work is both exceptional and cutting edge in this regard.
At times the audience is one of the surfers, captured in the middle of a pulsating sea, which pumps fast and furious, and where man is but a part thereof. The surfers individual excitement is tangible, and the raw danger of the surf in which they play, is an ever present companion throughout the film.