Condom

This documentary explores the cultural impact and societal perceptions of the condom, particularly in the context of the late 1980s and early 1990s. It features interviews with artists, activists, and individuals from various subcultures discussing sexuality, safe sex practices, and the role of the condom in public health and personal expression. The film delves into how the device became a symbol of both protection and liberation during a pivotal time in AIDS awareness.

As a documentary focusing on a sensitive subject, 'Condom' received varied attention. Its raw and direct approach to discussing safe sex and sexual health was seen by some as groundbreaking and important for its time, while others found its style to be niche or provocative. It circulated primarily within specific cultural circles and festivals rather than mainstream outlets.

• Praised for its frankness in addressing safe sex.

• Noted for its cultural commentary on sexuality during the AIDS epidemic.

• Considered a unique but potentially challenging watch due to its subject matter.

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The documentary was directed by Peter Gatien, who was also known as the 'King of New York Nightlife' for his ownership of popular nightclubs like The Limelight and Palladium.