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During a time when loving the same gender was illegal
and possibly deadly
queer couples still found a way to show the world who they were and what they meant to each other. The new documentary from Emmy-winning actor and producer David Millbern
100 Years of Men in Love: The Accidental Collection showcases intimate vintage photos of gay men who had the courage to celebrate their love and authenticity
long before LGBTQ rights or marriage equality was even thought of. Based on the book Loving: A Photographic History of Men in Love
1850s-1950s by New York curators Hugh Nini and Neal Treadwell
who are both featured in the film
they have spent the last 20 years scouting antique stores
estate sales
and flea markets for these rare photos that would have been lost to history if it were not for their efforts.

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What started as a small hobby eventually grew into the largest collection in the world
which currently holds more than 3
000 photographs. Unique and incredibly moving
100 Years of Men in Love showcases the beauty of everlasting and universal love. The film is currently streaming on Here TV
and OFM caught up with Millbern to talk more about it. Can you begin by telling us how the idea for 100 Years of Men in Love came about and what inspired you to create this film? Growing up in Indiana
you know how families usually have boxes and boxes of photos? I found this old-fashioned tintype that had two young
handsome men sitting next to each other shoulder to shoulder with their hands and legs crossed into each other. It always held such a fascination for me. I would ask mom and dad
”Who are these people?” They’d be like
“Oh
that’s your great
great
great uncle
” blah
blah
blah. They were holding up this little sign in this tintype that said Bourbon Indiana Fair
1908. Speed ahead
my parents passed on
and I inherited all the family photos
but I still had such wonderment about this particular photo. Then I came across Hugh and Neal’s collection
and I thought
“Hmm
maybe these are my ancestors.” My dad was born in Bourbon
Indiana in 1926. That sent me on the journey to contact Neal and Hugh
saying
“I feel like your collection could make an amazing documentary.” Sure enough
they said
“Let’s go for it.” With their blessing
they gave me 3
700 photos to look through and compile into what I think is a very hard hitting
impactful
and joyful collection of love and companionship. David Millbern. I’m so happy to hear that Neal and Hugh were onboard from the beginning. Absolutely. They trusted me with my vision
and the reviews have been stellar. I couldn’t be happier. It was a passion project for Neal and Hugh
and then it became my passion project. The film is currently streaming on Here TV
and there was a Los Angeles premiere screening in March. How did that go? The premiere was amazing.













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