Framed Youth: The Revenge of the Teenage Perverts
1983 British film
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Framed Youth: The Revenge of the Teenage Perverts is a 1983 documentary film, produced by the London Lesbian and Gay Youth Video Project, in which gay and lesbian teenagers interview straight people on the streets of London about their views on homosexuality. The project involved a number of members of the London Gay Teenage Group.[2] The film was broadcast on Channel 4 in December 1986.
Directed byTrill Burton,
Jeff Cole,
Rose Collis,
Nicola Field,
Toby Kettle,
Pom Martin,
Jimmy Somerville[1]
Jeff Cole,
Rose Collis,
Nicola Field,
Toby Kettle,
Pom Martin,
Jimmy Somerville[1]
Produced byLesbian and Gay Youth Video Project
Edited byPhilip Timmins
Music byJimmy Somerville,
Eurythmics,
Soft Cell
Eurythmics,
Soft Cell
| Framed Youth: The Revenge of the Teenage Perverts | |
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| Directed by | Trill Burton, Jeff Cole, Rose Collis, Nicola Field, Toby Kettle, Pom Martin, Jimmy Somerville[1] |
| Produced by | Lesbian and Gay Youth Video Project |
| Edited by | Philip Timmins |
| Music by | Jimmy Somerville, Eurythmics, Soft Cell |
| Distributed by | Frameline Distribution, Albany Video |
Release date |
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Running time | 45 minutes |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Full cast and crew
- Project coordinators: Andy Lipman, Philip Timmins[3]
- Participants:
- Mark Ashton[3]
- Trill Burton
- Jeff Cole [4]
- Julian Cole[4]
- Richard Coles[3]
- Rose Collis
- Maureen Donnelly[4]
- Nicola Field
- Constantine (Connie) Giannaris[3]
- Toby Kettle
- Joe Lavelle[4]
- Pom Martin
- Carl Miller[4]
- Graham Pyper[4]
- Simon Shipman[4]
- Jimmy Somerville
- Lil Trenchard[4]
- David Wiseman[4]
- Sara Blount[citation needed]
- Additional participants:
- Chris Boot[5]
- Gill Hayward[citation needed]
- Claire Hodson [3]
- Carl Johnson[citation needed]
- Kim Miller[citation needed]
- Femi Otitoju [6]
- Isaac Julien [1]
- Royce Ullah [3]
- Production group from 1985 to 1986:
- Claire Hodson
- Carmelita Kadeena-Whyte[citation needed]
- Dawn Thomas[citation needed]
- Graphics: Steve Pickard
- Editing:[4]
- Trill Burton
- Nicola Field
- Constantine (Connie) Giannaris
- Toby Kettle
- Pom Martin
- Jimmy Somerville
- Fine cut: Philip Timmins[4]
- TV editing: Phil Woodward
- Song "Screaming": Jimmy Somerville
- Technicians: Ivan Burgess, Andy Ironside
- Audio post-production: David Stevens
- Picture and music research: Clare Beavan[7]
Awards
- 1984: Grierson Award for Best Documentary.[8]
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