WOMEN: No, no. MAN: Almost arrived, only...
GROUP: No, no, no !
(OVER AND OVER PLAYING)
(CHATTER INDISTINCT)
Again and again
Time and time again
You can't be anyone's lover
Until you are someone's friend
Ooo-ooo
(MUSIC CONTINUED)
(Cheering)
Again and again
Time and time again
again and again and again
Time and time again
You can't be anyone...
G & apos; day, Lance.
You can't be anyone's lover
Let's start this party!
(Cheering)
(CHAOTIC CLAMOR)
(SIL)
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
(CHATTER INDISTINCT)
Do you want to drink beer, Lance?
Now, buddy, I have to go home.
p>
Gosh, guys, he keeps you with a short rope.
(MAN MOANING)
MAN: Yes. Applause. / p>
Have light?
I don't smoke.
I don't.
Hey... It's OK.
>
(HONKING)
OPTIONS: Alright, kids. LANCE: Jesus Christ.
BENNETT: Stop! MAN: Hurry, run!
That's a pig! Run!
(HONKING)
MAN: No, no, no! Please don't!
-FFICER: Where did you go, fairy? - (dengkur)
(PANTING)
(ENGINE RUMBLING)
(ENGINE REVVING)
OPTION: Yes, oi! Stay down, yeah little bastard!
Come on!
Hey, Agostini!
Come and take your girlfriend for a walk.
Wake up. Wake up!
(RINTIHAN)
Come on, hurry up!
Move !
-Let your father be proud of you. -Sept up!
-LANCE: Bruce. -Wear.
LANCE: Toby .
Slide, friend.
(Sigh)
First captured?
Mmm
LANCE: So I join hands with this eye
Palestinian activists, and being Arabs,
they are truly relaxed with hand grips and cheeks kissing and. ..
Yes, they did that, didn't they?
Yes, and I am 27, You know, and never...
-Bullshit. - (CHANGE) No, really, really.
I am a late starter.
Um, however, where am I?
Deir al-Asad.
LANCE: Right. So I went to America
and I went to Freedom Rides and March in Washington ,
and I with a quarter of a million people
-in Lincoln Memorial... -Martin Luther King?
Yes, very, when he speaks eternal words...
BRUCE: Damn shut up, Lance. </ P>
We try to sleep. </ P>
Hey.
What's the problem?
Your family doesn't know?
You are worried that you will lose your job?
RON: No , that's not it.
Hey, if I can survive work in quarantine
With a group of docks, you will be fine.
They might not even sue us.
Amaze only sports for them.
The accusation is a boring document...
I don't care about the charge.
I'm very lonely.
Oh
I'm an idiot.
- I'm an idiot. I'm sorry. -No, not you.
-No, you don't, you're beautiful. - (SNIFFLING)
-Sorry. -You are beautiful. </ P>
Bruce is an idiot. </ P>
Actually, I'm getting used to this. </ P> >
-Do you? -I can stay one more night.
Yes. (Laughing)
-Good to meet you, Ron - Nice to meet you too, Lance.
RON: So, you, you live in the Gay Liberation commune?
Yes, so Gay Liberation is your anarchist and agitator.
-Right. -We live communally.
We share everything.
-Everything? -Yes, crabs, especially.
(laughs a little)
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
And this is CAMP. Campaign Against Moral Persecution. </ P>
It's basically a social meeting. </ P>
Everyone is a little more polite and behaves well. </ P> >
-Well, that's ridiculous. -This is typical.
Don't you think that we deserve it also represented?
I'm not say that. I...
This is where we have our meeting.
And if you want to lead a meeting, you sit there, or we sit around the table.
And this is where we usually hang out.
Stop there.
Enter it. It goes on.
-Don't be afraid. -WAN: That's not the point, Peter.
Oh, so you worked together to make lesbians invisible.
Lesbians are invisible? What is that, CAMP's next social magic act?
SUE: Oh, for heaven's sake. GABY: Make love.
BON: Peter and I...
Peter and I will go to Checkerboard. </ P>
ABC is doing an program about homosexual couples. </ P>
Oh, help me. If ABC bleeds hope from the left, we in trouble.
And what is that? A stable, committed homosexual partner
shown on national TV that lives a normal life?
LANCE: Yes, playing a happy family to make sure we don't threaten the straight
Traditional marriage... -Who is this joker?
I'm Lance Gowland. I'm a temporary wing.
Oh, alright, I'm glad you speak. Now I know
Your mouth is from your arsehole.
(TAWA)
Who is that?
I Ron. </ P>
And Martin Luther King stood there on the steps
of the Lincoln Memorial and said, uh...
- "I have dreams. " -Wow.
(GINGER MAN PLAYS IN SPEAKER)
Hey, I don't want you to think like this is the whole movement, Marg.
It's a little... CAMP a little circle knit.
Oh, well, you know I'm quite partial
for a few women > my own craft, Lance.
No, Robbie and I just came here to meet some other lesbians.
Robbie? Is she beautiful on the green...
Hey, just because you're a poofter
doesn't mean you can comment on the appearance of a woman.
Oh, Sue is bleeding to recruit her. </ p >
He will make it a rape and abortion. Even lesbian problems.
But there are many ways to destroy patriarchy, Lance,
and I think most women actually prefer to do it
without the annoyance of gay guys who don't recognize their own privileges.
Oh, don't waste your time here, Marg.
We need a woman like you in Gay Lib.
-What, chatter on the bus? -Yes.
-Mengolah di polisi? -Ya.
No, no thanks, I have a job.
I have two children. I lost something.
Yes, if not ready to lose everything,
You will never change anything.
Hey, Sue invited us
to paint banners for an abortion demo tomorrow.
Ah. You can hold a banner.
- No, I'm busy tomorrow. -Mmm.
Right. </ p >
-Good to meet you, Lance. -Yes, you too, Marg.
(BOTH SPEAKS)
-Hai. -Hai .
-How are you doing? -He has a better night.
-That's a good sign. -Yes.
How are the kids? </ P>
They miss you. </ P>
Hello dear. </ P>
LANCE: What are the drives? Do you need money for gasoline?
I manage.
Glasson is coming soon.
JENNY: Do you think Jesus Christ Superstar is blasphemous?
We haven't seen it yet , but we will, have to get, um...
HUGH: You really have to do it. JENNY: Oh, Peter.
You must insist he take you.
On my salary?
I can take it, I think.
Chancellor, I think we might pay less Bon .
Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
(Laughter)
You have an interesting interpretation Saint Paul.
Very modern. </ P>
Well, time changes, Peter. We have to change with them. </ P>
-Hear to hear. -BON: Yes, well, actually , um...
Peter and I were invited to appear on Checkerboard.
On ABC? How beautiful!
Hughie and I watch it religiously.
HUGH: We do it.
Ah, I see, Chancellor. </ P>
Do you think Jesus Christ Superstar is blasphemous? </ P>
Mmm Jenny, I will watch Marcia Hines sings a telephone book.
(Laughter)
-HUGH: You heard here first. - (JENNY CHUCKLES)
-Sore. -Lancelot .
We will zap at 433.
-Ah. -Talk to us.
-No. No no today. -Take it!
If two people kiss on the bus bother them, imagine three.
Challenge patriarchy...
-And reject monogamy. -And reject monogamy.
You have fun.
You won't have a few reserve coins for bus fare, right?
YEREMY: I moved.
Oh, we will miss you.
YEREMY: Are you visiting me?
Where?
(SNIFFS) Robert Menzies College.
Oh God, dear, friend.
Into the enemy's jaw.
Now, can you return Norma?
When will they come back?
FOOTBALLER 1: After he leaves, > he left, eh?
FOOTBALLER 2: I know curves. FOOTBALLER 1: Yes.
FOOTBALLER 1: Is it Bankstown? FOOTBALLER 2: Bankstown? </ P>
FOOTBALLER 1: They're rude, buddy. They are really rude. </ P>
The last time they hit us. </ P>
MAN: (OVER PHONE) Lance, apakah Anda di sana?
Forget it. I'll call again later.
Excuse me! Sorry.
Did you get changes to the phone?
Ah...
I only have 40.
It's OK. I'm desperate.
Spin. Rotate. Rotate. </ P>
(COINS CLINKING)
G & apos; day. </ P>
JOAN: Can I help? </ P>
Uh, yes. Did the doctor take today's appointment? </ P>
(CHUCKLES) You will need a uterus. </ P>
What? </ P>
Rahim.
Saturday afternoon is a free women's clinic.
Ah. Eh, when will she finish?
Too late .
Do you owe someone money?
No.
JOAN: He's not a jealous husband, right?
- Purpose me, you haven't finished... -Joan.
I always say you are a dark horse.
(ENGINE RUMBLING)
(Sigh)
What do you want?
Well, peace in Palestine,
the termination of uranium mining,
justice for Aboriginal people. </ P>
But, you know, I will be satisfied for dinner. </ P> p>
You know, I was in Washington when they had
a large civil rights march,
and Martin Luther King said, "I have dreams.
"I can see Alabama black kids
" walking hand in hand with Alabama white kids. "
And I was there when he said that. </ P>
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
It was an amazing day. </ P>
Amazing. </ P>
Many protests.
Yes.
Well, everything comes down for patriarchy, really.
Rich, white people oppress poor, women, gay,
whoever has a different color.
I don't really... Politics.
You offer a free women's clinic. That's quite political.
Well , I don't think like that.
Just being here with me is politics.
Maybe.
And if I run me
leave your thighs,
it will be very political.
Very.
And if I bring you back to my place,
it will be...
Criminal.
Well, if we do it right, yes.
(BACH CELLO SUITE NO.1 PLAY ON GRAMOPHONE)
(MUSIC CONTINUED)
(SOUND)
(MUSIC CONTINUED)
(OPEN DOOR)
(CLOSED DOOR)
(URINATING)
Hi. Objection if I join you? </ p >
Release hands, princess. That's new Lance.
What's the use of from the commune if you can't share?
LANCE: We expect enough a nice crowd here tonight.
And they will wear clothes?
We are watching ABC, not Number 96.
Hi . This is Jim.
Oh, God, help us.
- The others, Lance. -Oh, shut up!
Have you ever thought of taking it for a drink, or a show? </ P>
-Repair him! - I'm Nicole! </ P>
-Oh, hello, Nicole. < br /> - All new members are accepted.
No, no, no, no, no!
(FATHER AND PRINCESS PLAY)
Okay, all right, all right!
LANCE: Look at you!
MARG: Here we go. LANCE: Bon!
Oh, you look great. </ P>
-MARG: Shh! You look sexy. -So it's hard. </ P>
PETER: I don't know what he planted
(TAWA)
- (ALL cheering) -They use it.
LANCE: The first gay kiss on Australian television !
(ALL cheering)
-This is about time. -MARG: Oh good.
(CHATTER INDISTINCT)
INTERVIEWER: What attracted you to Bonsell in the first place?
-Oh dear. -Oh, this is very embarrassing.
PETER : I've thought about this quite a lot of times. </ P>
I feel this is very difficult to say it in words. </ P>
LANCE: Oh, Peter!
Um, I just felt it
interested in her,
and, my love for her only grew bigger and bigger.
INTERVIEWER : One phrase that many CAMP members use
is the phrase "Exit." </ P>
What exactly does that mean? </ P>
BON: I mean, I think that... That means having courage,
and that is courage at this stage,
to be able to tell others that you are homosexual ,
without having to anything to shout out.
I mean, there's nothing
different about me because I'm homosexual.
-Just happened to be part of me. -LANCE: You told them.
INTERVIEWER: How do you have a satisfying one
sexual relations without a man?
-LANCE: You bow there. -Well, there are many different ways
that people can express it their love for each other.
Their love... each other.
And I think that sexual relations is only one aspect of that.
-GABY: He likes you. > -Good answer. </ P>
- Thank you, Lance. -MARG: That's very good. </ P>
Very good, Sue. </ P>
INTERVIEWER :... really have a chance be anything.
But women who sprout and are tough, and thorny with men...
GABY: It hardly shows us. We are an afterthought. </ P>
There is nothing I can do about it. </ P>
They made me... I looks like a sullen teenager.
(LADY SUNSHINE PLAYING)
-People are stupid. -Gabrielle.
We meet in the staff room,
there is an English teacher table,
math teacher table, and in the corner,
a lesbian table.
Now, who needs to refill?
Why don't they ask about you
three directions with the surfie behind North Steyne Club? </ P>
-Wear! Shh! -Oh. </ P>
He's fine. </ P>
Freeway. < br /> I say the freeway.
Bon, there is a telephone call for you.
-WAN: Congratulations! -That will be mother.
Congratulations.
Hopefully.
I keep thinking about all those wives
pay attention to you and Gaby on TV and think, mmm.
While their husbands sit next to them
complain about wool woofters on ABC.
I keep thinking about all those wives sitting there while their husbands
walk the dog, wondering how a dog
runs two hours every night <
Lots of fat dogs in your neighborhood.
(TAWA)
Good. Very good.
What's wrong?
I've been fired.
What do you mean?
Well, apparently the bishop called.
( HEY, BIG BROTHER PLAYING)
LANCE: Most importantly,
if you know a friendly lawyer, contact him now. </ P>
- MARG: Or her. Thank you. -Or her. </ P>
Warn them that you might be arrested. </ P>
ROBYN: Let's try not to /> arrested, Lance.
- The school will fire us. -Oh, Jesus, Ron.
I think it's a good idea that we all go into religious attire.
I think it's a far greater impact.
Comrades! We try seriously. </ P>
GROUP: (ATTRACT) Ho-ho-homosexual! Ho-ho-homosexual! </ P>
Ho-ho-homosexual! < br> Ho-ho-homosexual!
One, two... One, two, three! Get off with the hypocrisy of the church!
One, two... One, two, three! </ P>
Hugh? Jenny? Do you agree with Bon's dismissal? </ P>
Come on baby. Let's go.
Look, I don't see what use it is.
-No... -I told you.
It's okay, only.... Calm and participate in protests. </ P>
Ho-ho-homosexual! Ho-ho-homosexual! </ P>
Hello, Sam. </ P>
-Yeah. West? -Ho-ho-homosexual!
Ho-ho-homosexual!
I will enter.
You have no right to stop us. You have no right to stop us. No! </ P>
(WITH CURRENT)
(GRILLS)
MAN: dickhead bleeds! </ P>
GROUPS: Ho-ho-homosexual !
MARG: So what, we just stand outside
and protest as they sit inside and ignore us?
Ron! < > Marg McMann,
if anyone can disturb that nonsense from a group of hypocrites, that's you.
Will you do me an honor pretend -pura being my wife?
One, two... One, two, three! Go down with the hypocrisy of the church.
Excuse me. I hear you have vacancies for church secretaries. I want to register.
-This is my beautiful wife. -MARG: How do you do it?
Well, you are entitled to for your expression of freedom,
but we believe true freedom comes from submitting to God's will.
-You know about Bon and Peter. -Good man like Ron.
LANCE: This is not has something to do with Bon's work!
Not a Christian charity!
(Cheering)
Photographers! Photographer! Sign in, sign in! </ P>
If you might be fired or divorced, stand behind. </ P>
RON: Or cover your face with placards. </ P>
We aim for the front page.
MAN: Are we happy or serious?
LANCE: Seriously!
(CARPET RUBBER TOY)
Yes, yes, right between my sound engine
Above the cloud my voice drifts at night
No, that's what I said.
BON: This is the most fantastic thing, actually.
I was quite surprised, the phone had called noon and night.
This is the first time people have succeeded to find other homosexuals.
No, what's interesting...
What's interesting is that they just want to talk.
Like, I don't realize how... How many isolated people are out there
who don't have someone...
-Peter, tell them about Sweden. -Yes, I understand.
There is a gay group in Sweden,
and they have arranged it voluntary service.
-That is called Phone-a-Friend. -Phone-a-Friend.
All we need is one telephone line and we can set it here on CAMP.
We thought we could actually use it telephone lines in the rooms here on CAMP.
Well, we have to use it
of all new volunteers > while fresh.
I think we... I think we... I think we also need a
women's committee and...
No, we don't need a commission anymore, Sue!
There is a lesbian band that is played in our dance.
-Mmm, Clitoris. - Clitoris, that's it. </ P>
I mean, they don't have much to see. We certainly have to arrange some music...
All of these people are energized by protests and you want to form a committee.
- This is the beginning, Lance. - No, no, this is a detour.
No, we have to... We should
targeting these bloody sites doing brain lesions.
We have to run gay candidates openly in the election.
We must prefer the church.
We have to protest a week.
Okay, alright, all right, what about that action group? </ P>
So Lance and his friends can arrange their protests and demos
without derailing any discussion other with Marxist dogma.
Yes, now, it's a genius.
Are you in it?
Mmm, yes.
>
I know I married you for a reason.
Don't worry, Michael. They won't bite your head.
-This is Darren. - Darren, this is Darren. </ P>
Everyone, this is Darren, firefighters! </ P>
Now, now, now, the boys next to have made a $ 5 bet on Darren
that he came here and then returned to the station with a beer from gay people.
I propose, I suggest that we give you $ 10 if you go back to the station with a kiss.
What do you think? Come on !
Who has... Who has lipstick?
Who has lipstick?
Have you gone... Hello, honey.
p>
Nice to meet you.
We need lipstick, come on,
there must be a femme at this party somewhere.
Oh, we're political dykes, Ron. </ P>
-We don't identify... - I'm talking about boys, Sue. </ P>
No, no, no, no, no. Jim!
Jim, Jim, Jim!
(Cheering)
Oh , we will make this worth it, Jimmy.
-Good. Shut up. - Here it is.
You just enjoy this, isn't it you, honey?
Here it is.
Right, here it is.
-All right, come on. -Oh yeah.
(Cheering)
Okay, that's it. Enough. Enough.
You have a boyfriend. You have a boyfriend.
-I did a pretty good job. -I am jealous.
-Rightly, I'm a little jealous. -Oh okay.
No, no, don't crawl back now.
(LANCE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY)
(CHATTER CONTINUES)
(LANCE HANGS UP PHONE)
Have a PSA meeting at Trades Hall.
On a Sunday?
There is someone you have to meet.
-I have glasses on? -Yes .
JIM: And you visit every day? </ P>
Yes. He needs a routine. </ P>
And you think I won't pay attention.
You are 26 with tramps like peaches.
You don't want the responsibility of three children.
You think those children might A problem for me, not Communism?
Feelings of dress or stubbornness.
The fact that half the men in Sydney are in your address book...
When you say it like that.
I think you are having an affair.
Do you care?
Yes. Strangely, I will. </ P>
VANESSA: Bum bum bum. LANCE: Ya.
- (CHUCKLES) -Bum Bum.
(LAUGH)
So this is the half way again, huh?
I think we just left to your neighbor.
Yes, thank you for that.
Well, visibility is 90% of the battle.
JIM : Dead your soap box. </ P>
And monogamy, Jim Walker,
is a patriarchal construction that we must reject. </ P>
Outside.
-That's right. -Oh, exit.
-Outside? You kicked me... -Outside.
You will kick me out for that?
You can refuse monogamy and urinate back to the commune.
Are you serious?
Or...
You can admit you're wrong
and stay.
(LAUGH)
Well, how am I right about the theory,
and I will only choose not to practice it.
Close enough.
(RUN RUN RUN PLAYING)
Monogamy.
(PHONE RINGING)
(Singing) Run, run, run
> Before you do it
You do the same thing...
Phone-a-Friend, hello? </ P>
JIM: For a moment this is a concept /> from what can enter the Crime Act
once heinous crimes buggery is taken.
And why is there sex in the Crime Act?
To protect children and prevent rape. </ P>
Well, Jim has placed it a lot of work in this proposal,
-jadi jika kita bisa memberikannya waktu ... -Ini bukan proposal, ini aborsi.
SUE: Ah, excuse me. LANCE: Stop interruptions.
Don't use women's rights to her body
as an insult to all goals. Misogynist speaker.
Oh, it's not misogynist to be found. You are annoying and unattractive.
-Hey! -That's not necessary.
Can we keep this respect? </ P>
Will. Will. </ P>
There is too much to do to waste time educating students about women's rights.
Sue, no, no, no, no, sit down. Please sit down.
MARG: I know that... I know this hurts,
but coalitions are also important, they are all...
They are all yours, Marg. Good luck.
MARG: Very good, friends. Good. </ P>
-Kerja bagus. -Mereka semua pergi.
That women's committee is gone. It's done well.
Why do you want to work with him? Dirty, dirty?
Because of us must work with anyone in the government.
SWEETPEA: We can't work with Liberals.
What makes you think this will different?
We must overthrow the government.
Surely we can do both. We can have legal reform and revolution.
-SWEETPEA: That silly, Lance. -How? Are you serious?
Yes, I'm serious.
-Yes, God. -SWEETPEA: You guys all talk.
-We got out of here. -MARG: Oh come on, buddy.
-You don't need to leave! Thank you for the tea .
Then, can you clean after yourself?
If I want to take nonsense
from a male chauvinist pig,
I will stay married!
(CLOSED DOOR)
Fuck them. </ P>
It's time we expand our horizons. </ P>
So, Lance, this is where your students are radically mature for recruitment, huh? </ P>
Eh, wait, you say support students, don't recruit them.
-Good... Best behavior, Lance.
Friend! < br /> I know you.
You are a theology student from Glebe Branch.
-Peter Murphy. -Lance Gowland.
You are red everywhere. </ P>
So, you are Aboriginal land right? </ P>
-Yes. -And save the whale. </ P>
-Yes, quite interested in whales. -And you don't like uranium.
-No. -No, no, hate uranium.
So basically you go into every problem left, except gay rights.
Yes. </ P>
No, no, I like everything. </ P>
Well, we can count on you to be behind us at that time. </ P>
-Hmm? -Gay Society is there. </ P>
There is a female poetry compilation in the theater,
and boys go to try and get the lesbians to build their kiosk.
And he goes.
"I'm a cat who likes his own kind.
" I didn't swing my tail
"I didn't swing my tail
p>
"and show my date friend sniffing dog sausages."
(Laugh Crowd)
"My vaginal sensation
Actually we focus more on representations.
"Clawed thoughts. They can be pulled.
" Never obey. I arch my back on the bull. "</ P>
Oh, we have to take the lesson from you. </ P>
(Cheer and APPLAUDING)
-Thank you. -Thanks very much.
Good. Extraordinary. Good.
You taught my sister at Anglican Ladies College College.
- I have seen you on the day of the speech. - Sorry, guys, you made a mistake.
-Do they know you are lesbian? /> - Do they know you're a jerk? </ P>
Hey, I saw you in the gay bar on the Cross. </ P>
You're the one who uses red pants, huh?
I have never been to a gay bar.
Oh, this is fine. These women are not judgmental.
Look, I don't know who you saw, but it's not me.
Oh, that identity is wrong.
That happened.
It was really fun. That's really...
-Oh, fuck. - No, that's good.
"lap, lap, lap... "
(CHATTER INDISTINCT)
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
(CHATTER INDISTINCT)
Keep the object away from me, You know.
-Oh, check poofters. -Ah!
Hey? Some pieces.
(LAUGH)
Back to the wall, boy.
Oi! Put Old Spice, poof.
I can kiss you from here.
>
(MEN LAUGH)
Thank you very much.
Do you know him?
(THERE'S NOTHING TO KNOW TROUBLES THAT I HAVE SEEN PLAY)
(Singing) Nobody knows
Difficulties I've seen
Nobody knows
My sadness...
I'm not sure how long I want to stay here.
You are here! < br /> You succeeded!
Isn't this amazing?
Yes, you want a beer?
Yes, three New schooners please.
-Bottle of dollars. -What?
That's $ 6 for the beer.
Do we each get a hand job with him?
If I don't get a better offer now and close, why not? </ P>
Ron, can I waste a dollar? I need one dollar. </ P>
It's six dollars for three bloody beers. </ P>
Relieve, Lance, at least you have a room
full of potential candidates for movement.
Here? This place is a big cupboard, Ron.
They're gay until they come down,
then they return to them safe and secret little life.
I have space here.
This price, and they still water it.
Oh, don't be silly, they don't flush beer.
They have to pay off the police.
Boys, if you search /> for seating,
this space is free.
And let me tell you, it's been crying to enter centerfold, that's amazing.
Look at you, my dear. You look beautiful.
-Wear. -G & apos; day.
I wonder when I see you on here.
I saw we had several girls at home. Hey, girl. How are you?
Oh, did you hear what the blind man said when he walks past the fish market?
"Night, woman."
(ALL LAUGHING)
-Disputing marriage! -Shh.
DRAG QUEEN: Miss Ogynist? God!
You must be old if you remember my maiden name.
I am more young than you.
Well, maybe, but I'm not trying to make love with 19 years, right?
Or is she your grandson?
( LAUGH)
Please keep quiet. </ P>
So the shirt is only for decoration? </ P>
(ONE BROKEN SWEET PLAY)
Become cool </ p >
Everyone drinks. I will give us another round.
Mine belongs.
Yes, that isn't really our sight.
Jeremy!
Not you! But you have beautiful hair.
-JEREMY: Oh, thank you. -Oh, I like this song. </ P>
(singing) Everything will be fine
One person...
p>
(LAUGH)
MAN: No, okay, no, I will go.
I left. I left.
(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
Are you OK? </ P>
(SCOFFS) The bus does not start for one hour. </ P>
Do you need a ride somewhere?
Ah, Macquarie Uni.
-Of course, no problem. Come on. - Seriously?
Yes, I live in near Epping.
-That's good. -Oh, right!
With Jeremy.
Come and accompany me.
Ah, I don't really smoke.
What?
Come and join me.
- (THUMPING BONNET) -Hei, jump out.
(DEEP INHALES)
(EXHALES)
-Good night . -Mmm.
How come?
What, we drive all this away and...
You won't even smoke with me?
(INHALES SHARPLY)
Last chance.
(EXHALES)
-But damn it, homo. -No .
(RINTIHAN)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)
(ENGINE REVVING)
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
MARG: So I was called the principal's office and
he said, "Miss McMann, brother of one of our girls,
"The claim that has seen is that an Anglican Ladies College teacher
" did a poem in the tradition of Sappho of Lesbos. "
(LAUGH) He doesn't say" Sappho. "
" Sappho Lesbos. "
So I look very surprised.
-Well, you will. -I did, I did it. </ P>
- (TELEPHONE RINGING) -Then he said, he said to me,
until the furore subsided, I asked you...
LANCE: Riot. Riot. MARG: "The commotion is dead..."
"I ask you to wear a woman's skirt." </ P>
(LAUGH)
-Hey, don't laugh. -Packet. </ P>
Phone- a-Friend.
JIM: (OVER PHONE) It's OK.
You don't have to tell me who you are.
(SNIFFLING)
If you want to talk, I will listen.
Or if you want to stay on the phone while I speak,
is okay too. </ p >
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
My name is Jim.
(SNIFFLES)
Call fad?
JIM: No, I don't think so.
(WATER RUNNING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)
(SOBBING)
ROUND. SMITH: Mr. Fisher. </ P>
Yes. </ P>
ROUND. SMITH: Mrs. Fisher. </ P>
Oh Thank you very much for coming .
No, of course not.
-What a terrible thing. -Yes.
Everyone on the campus is very depressed
that this has happened.
Oh thank you.
I can assure you, we...
We do our best to prevent interest,
but, it's a disease.
-After that goes... -So, you know he is depressed.
Maybe "having" is a better word.
His obsession with the abnormal and the perverted.
That really no place in Christian college.
Exit.
I will pray & apos; a for you.
YEREMY: They have no right to kick me out.
It's not that I have sex on campus.
Yes, this is to silence you.
Banish you and others
Murph thinks I have to fight it.
Are you ready?
(Sigh)
I just think I will lose.
If we only fight the battle we will win,
there will be no point get up in the morning.
(SOBBING)
I can't go back and stay there.
You don't have to stay there.
You don't have to stay there, but you can make them listen.
You can show them there are consequences to treat you like this.
LANCE: Murph, what have you done to bring it back?
-What have you tried so far? -Ah, nothing works.
The word university has nothing to do with them,
college just answer to God.
(SNIFFLES)
Yes, we might need some allies.
LANCE: Jack Mundey!
Lance Gowland.
Ghost Goulburn Trades and the Labor Council.
Where did you disappear, friend?
Find a better class bastards in Sydney.
p>
Ah! What is your father's condition?
He is still a stupid old commander with a chip on his shoulder. How is Judy?
Yes, he still works twice as hard as mine
and complains less.
Look, friend, RMC at Macquarie
just expelled a small child for his political beliefs.
Communist?
No, no, he joined the gay rights group.
Have a pamphlet in his room.
Now the campus is only half built
and your workers are on the site.
Green ban.
to get poofter back to Robert Menzies College?
We share the same enemy.
This is the same bastard, friend. Church.
Government, the tip of a big city.
Operate in the dark.
Bulldozing bushland, kick children out of college. </ p >
They do what they like. Nobody questions it.
You are wasted at Goulburn.
Gay rights are our problem, Jack.
No one else will touch it.
It will be different if he is a member.
No, no, it's better he doesn't.
Mate, you can the first union in the world
to take industrial action purely on the issue of gay rights. </ P>
Well, I will put it in a guy.
But I don't like your chance.
GROUP: (CHANTING) Students united can never be defeated!
Unified students will never be there defeated! Students...
I can't believe how many people are here!
-Students... -Where is your partner, Mundey?
I never said that for sure.
Come on, Lance. You say many things.
GROUPS: Students unite can never be defeated!
We don't move!
(ALL CHEERING)
Until every single gay and lesbian student
at this university has the same rights
as every other students!
Our Deputy Chancellor thinks he can silence us...
(ALL BOOING)
-Let him go. - He will listen! </ P>
(Cheering)
MURPH: Come on out, VC! Let's get out, VC!
GROUP: Let's get out, VC! Let's get out, VC! Get out, VC.
Jeremy!
GROUP: Let's go out, VC! Let's get out, VC!
(Cheering)
You have a pink tire, friend.
You took your time.
Oh, I'm talking on the phone to the vice chancellor.
-Friend! -Pump!
(Cheering)
You and I must attend the meeting.
(Cheering)
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
LANCE: Yes, I think I should have it my sleeping bag on a pile of stones.
MARG: You're too old for this, Lance.
LANCE: Christopher, if you push Geoffrey in the water again, you will get a slap!
I don't want you both to get on the train
in wet pants!
MARG: What time did they leave?
LANCE: 3: 00. Oh, my back is full. </ P>
ROBYN: Did you take them camping every vacation? </ P>
-Yes, that's good for them. > -MARG: Hello. </ P>
Can we have more bread? </ P>
Ah, alright. Here it is. </ P>
You might want some sandwiches again later. Here you go. Lucky duck.
Go duplicate them.
-Everything! -Thank you.
-Let's go.
LANCE: Oh, she's very good to her younger brother.
Dia pasti merindukannya saat itu dia kembali ke rumah ayah mereka.
Actually, he decided he would go with him this time, just for a term.
Oh, Marg. Jesus, I'm sorry.
ROBYN: Well, Rodney begged him. MARG: It's okay. </ P>
He's five years old, and he's still wet the bed and...
Yes, and he wants to have a mummy and daddy like all the other boys. </ P>
He can't bear to think about it he becomes himself. </ P>
- And that's just a term. -Yes. </ P>
Well, they will come back with us next vacation. </ P>
LANCE: I'm sure he will convince him /> to come back with him
when he is a little older.
-He is very determined. -MARG: I know.
Oh
-Poor Marg. -Yes.
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
And, uh...
-So we have to... -I can't solve it.
Yes, can you see the language that...
JIM: "Dear Commissioners, we are here
" Submitting New South Wales CAMP
"to the Royal Commission on Human Liberation
" for the Unbeatable Minority .
"What needs is a family redefinition."
-Love... -Yes.
JIM: And peace. Look, that's a nice addition.
-Very good. -Hold. Applause.
Why is my mine empty?
(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
No, no, no, what is that?
Now we will never be able to know what says.
p>
And thank you for preparing the interview.
JIM: I know magical words. Believe me, I'm a doctor.
Oh, that's a line from the blue film I've seen. </ p >
-Yes right. -Great, open the submission again.
We must curse porn. See you later.
JIM: Bye. < br /> MARG: Yes, that means...
See you later.
(TAWA)
Dear God.
All the work that you both do in the Royal Commission.
You know, if Whitlam only removes marriage,
human relations will be resolved in place
You're a bad person.
(KNOCK AT DOOR)
Oh, what have they forgotten?
No more shipping !
Daddy.
Your mother said you would give me a bed for the night.
Dad, this is my boyfriend, Jim.
This is my father, Gerry.
Shake his hand.
GERRY: Doc Hovey wants me to live in the city.
I lost blood tried looking for this place.
I was disturbed. I don't need barney with you.
Come with me, Gerry.
The boy's room is finished .
-JIM: You want a cup of tea? -No.
He's just, he's very cruel, authoritarian parents.
You have to find a way to stay with it.
No, no, no, no, not in your life.
If an oncologist wants your father living in the city,
is not good.
ROBYN: Are you ready?
NICOLE: But I don't want to wear a hat!
MARG: Well, you will get a burning nose.
Rodney, your hat is in the suitcase.
Marg.
They are from court.
Can you two come back, please?
LANCE: Can we do a "Save uranium on the ground "?
Strength of Flowers or Violets Against Violence?
What if" Save geranium on the ground "? It will do it. </ P>
(LOOK)
(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
Spear. </ P>
Hey Ron, can you take Nessie for a while?
I want to take Nessie.
This is the time for nail painting for you. Do you want pink?
RON: Pink. MISSY: Yes.
LANCE: What's wrong?
Divorce letters come.
-They have called us both. - Oh, Marg...
Kita bisa kehilangan Rodney dan Nicole sepenuhnya.
But of course the court is guarding the children with their mother?
Oh, with their lesbian mothers?
My friend Virginia is a lawyer.
>
At least he's sympathetic. I can call him.
-Now? -Yes, go.
Here, come on. </ p >
Can you... Can you avoid trial?
-Just offer the status quo to him? -No.
No, I want to stay with the child my son, Lance.
I don't want to take it camping a few weeks a year,
that's not enough for me.
Well, maybe Jim's friend < br /> know one or two tricks...
We will appear in Albury with lesbian lawyers
from big cities and they will lock the three of us .
What kind of daddy Beautify his children like that?
CHRISTOPHER: We love it!
You are a hypocrite. I was beaten since childhood > Because my father is a communist. </ P>
Are you sure it's not because you're a poofter? </ P>
Hey, I'm thinking. </ P>
I have to tell them that we co-workers
who live together.
No. If you lie, you can go to jail. </ P>
Yes, but they are state lawyers. </ P>
That's a local judge. They might not know. </ P>
What if they put Nic in the pulpit? </ P>
I can't put it in that position. </ P>
Well, Virginia tells me about a couple
who prepared a banana room in the bedroom so they can,
I don't know, think that they don't sleep together.
Robbie...
When I become co-convener of gay rights groups?
Let's face it, a fair judge will look at me
and said, "Butch old bull mumps."
I mean, and really, I don't think the banana lounge
will convince anyone .
Maybe...
Maybe I should move.
Only until the court case is over.
They know we are lesbian.
If we go to court and we lie,
then we are only lesbians who agree it's something embarrassing.
I know.
>
I can't do this without you.
Our submission is one of 500 who goes to the Royal Commission.
A true story about all taboos.
Abortion, child abuse.
So how do we change that exposure in some actions?
Well, Whitlam is working about new family law.
We must encourage custody of gay parents.
If. If he can get it through Parliament.
GERRY: This is the Labor Party.
A group of class traitors, too lazy to be revolutionary.
And too Catholic to be a liberal.
I'll take this up. </ P>
You will eat at the table with us. </ P>
GERRY: And listen to Miss Pollyanna dreaming of getting reform from Labor? </ P>
LANCE: There is always a reason to give up.
No wonder you are a fucking communist.
And you and your nancy children? What have you achieve?
Change will come, friend.
Not in your life, of course.
GERRY: I will sleep. That will only make me throw up. </ p >
(GERRY COUGHING AND RETCHING)
(GERRY GROANING)
Oh, upset! Ah.
-Oh, leave it . -No, come on.
Let's go to the bathroom, buddy.
(dengkur)
I can do that.
>
I don't know if you can.
You have made a little there is a mess there, right?
There we go, there we go. All right.
Here it is.
(MOANING)
There's still a fight inside you, you old bastard.
You got it somewhere.
has the same place to live.
That's right, yeah.
MEAGHER: How many bedrooms?
Two.
And when the children are Mrs. McMann visited in the past,
do they have their own room? </ P>
Nicole lives with us. </ P>
When Rodney came for vacation, /> he shares his room.
MEAGHER: So where are you and Mrs. McMann sleeps? </ P>
In another room. </ P>
MEAGHER: And doing this other room has a double bed,
or two singles? </ P>
p>
-MEAGHER: Miss Plaister? - double.
MEAGHER: So, you and Mrs. McMann shares a double bed,
even when children live with you? </ P>
Happy birthday
There is little hope in the language in custody.
Non-biological parents stand up, and children...
Well, that won't help me appeal.
No, but children now have a voice
where the parents they want to live in.
-Okay, that's good. -Once they are 14.
Well, this is the beginning.
Damn, it's three years away, < br /> and it's only for Nic.
Well, Robbie and I will keep it working on custody campaigns.
Yes, there will be a court decision soon to help us prepare tactics.
Well, after all, we still have to convince judges.
LANCE: And the judge reflects the community.
Maka kita harus mengubah masyarakat.
Well, overthrowing the patriarchy just got a new deadline.
-Halo! -Hooray!
Hello love. I bring the party with me.
Of course you do it.
Stop!
Jim! Spear! Wear your clothes. Mother is here! </ P>
-Chris! Christopher! -What? She's a nudist! </ P>
You know I can't walk just to their house without tapping.
Hello! G & apos; day, buddy.
LANCE: Jim comes out of the back. On where is your mother?
Norm.
What are you doing there?
Go inside. Oh, nice to see you.
(SINGING) Happy birthday, dear Nessie
Happy birthday
LANCE: Oh, hip, hip!
GROUP: Hurray!
-Happy birthday. -Happy birthday.
(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
-I can't reach it. -I'm tired.
I mean, do you think there is there is a possibility that Wran will enter?
I don't know.
The power of darkness has come back against Whitlam. </ P>
I don't think they will want it a reformist Premier in New South Wales. </ P>
Ten dollars if you speak something other than politics. </ P>
-Footy. -NORMA: Oh.
You are still like a terrible liar, Lance.
-Dirty! -Christopher!
Please be careful!
There are some bicarbonates in the kitchen.
Thank you...
Chris, are you saying sorry?
(VANESSA BABBLING)
-He wants it. -Oh no.
I thought... Oh!
Lance was very lucky.
Oh, Jim is a good man.
No, I mean because of you.
You always drive kids here,
and you make it a part of the family.
He is their father.
Many women will not forgive so much.
NORMA: I see three of me beautiful children
and I find it hard to regret anything which caused them to be born.
Do you have children?
Mmm, I did. I have two children.
But they don't live with me.
Oh
-Um, one belongs to Lance... -Yes.
Shirts must be right, so I only...
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
-RON: Oh, what? -What is that?
What is that? What is that?
(TAWA)
No, Mom!
(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
Okay, okay, can we just stay here, please.
-Thank you! Thank you. - (SIULAN)
Glad to see so many various groups united here.
Now, we need to present the agreed position
of gay and lesbian communities to Premier Wran .
Sorry, but when do we agree to the position?
And when did we become a community?
MARG: Can we start with priority ?
Decriminalization?
Yes, but lesbian sex is not a crime.
Well, the fact that these troublemakers are is still a criminal
undermines everyone's ability to protest.
MARG: Yes, that's right. Anti-discrimination?
Okay, so Walker's bill prohibits discrimination
on race, sex, religion , and age.
We need to convince Wran to include sexuality.
No no no no, it needs homosexuality.
Sexuality includes many things that we can't defend...
Sue, you can't leave trannies. </ P>
You can't say that. </ P>
We know complicated custody, but some minor changes
for relationship recognition and fostering rules
can make a big difference. </ P>
(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
If there is something that interferes with the straight path
as many poofters suck chickens in the garden,
are dyke raising children .
(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
Well, I think it's not funny at all.
Listening! Number one problem must be a police officer.
LANCE: If Wran lets us protest,
we can reach another.
-We can. - (JIM WHISTLING)
Okay, listen, we can't enter go there with a shopping list.
We need to offer something that can be achieved.
Well, other communities have chosen a small delegation.
Can we approve one male and one female representative?
(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
-Morning. -JIM: Premier.
Youth suicide and homelessness, prevention of violence,
introduction to relationships,
and a number of issues surrounding education.
For men gay, changing Crime Act is a priority,
and both gays and lesbians want anti-discrimination laws.
MAN: Yes. SUE: Right.
- Shock treatment
GABY: Psychiatrist "cure" homosexuals with shock therapy.
-Better. -It's terrible.
You know, I like the New South Wales Premier.
But I will lose a lot of religious voters if I support you...
Including all Catholics in my closet...
But our community will support you. </ P>
WRAN: And how big is your community? </ P>
Well, it's a decent sized community. </ P>
-It's big enough to... -WRAN: How big? </ P>
Premier, the Kinsey Report shows 10%.
Members are active, visible, and active who will change their voices about this issue.
Nobody knows.
Well, can you say bigger than Catholics?
Or Evangelical?
Or the soldiers come back?
Everyone I will lose, if I'm gay and lesbian?
WOMAN: Oh, good. Oh, so we're not human . Great.
-Personally, I sympathize. -MARG: Oh, my God...
But you need to show it that the wider community supports change.
Well, how do you get it the wider community behind us
when the police keep closing us?
WRAN: You know, taking the church is one thing. </ P>
You want me to take in the New South Wales Police? </ P>
LANCE: Yes, you are a Premier and the Minister of Police, right?
Every time we line up for rights,
The police out there break the head.
The Labor Government must break these hard and corrupt bastards. </ p >
Thank you all very much for your time.
(MURMING)
Jesus, Lance.
Police? </ p >
He will never arrive at that.
PETER: Look, I know it's not the results we expected.
At least he respected us enough < br /> to tell the truth...
-Your respect? I mean, no. -We need to build an alliance.
-Peter, It's weak. -Actually...
RON: Oh, God, I'm bored. </ P>
RON: What if we forget it about City Hall .
Can we have fun, for good? For the sake of?
We don't have anything. Not just any gusts of hope.
On any issue.
He is personally sympathetic.
Oh, for heaven's sake. </ P>
I mean, how reckless and hypocrite are that,
just let a bunch of crazy people right wing
in his own government
dictating the position he knows is wrong.
If we can't get it our own community on board,
how is that possible we can win over straight?
According to the government, I am a sick criminal
without rights and I have to ask them
to give me my children back.
There are several cases where lesbians have been given custody...
MARG: Yes, I know, I know.
With conditions. We sleep in separate bedrooms,
we don't talk about lesbian activism.
We don't discuss sexuality with our own children.
I know, Marg. I know. But he will be with us.
Yes, until they find a way to say that we have broken
and they took it away.
Damn!
-I am fine. - Damn, what...
-Oh! -Jim! </ P>
-He is the Minister of Police. -Persis. </ P>
MARG: Oh! </ P>
-Oh! -You are not okay, Marg. </ P>
-Tightness? -MARG: Mmm! </ P >
Call an ambulance.
RON: Jim, what's that?
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
Hi.
I will go and have dinner.
(BOTH)
Well, you look better than I expected.
Oh yeah. For embankments with triple bypass.
Yes, a little lippy won't get lost.
(Whispering) Get messed up.
You know, we can... We can, um...
We will continue everything.
Until you're better.
(SNIFFLES)
Oh, I'm not sure if I can take more than this.
Oh , damn it.
They won't let me smoke in bed.
(LAUGH)
Oh, damn it.
(GASING HEAVILY)
-I love you so much. -I love you. </ P>
Oh, this will be fine. This will be fine.
-Yes, that will be fine. -Yes.
-It will be fine. -Yes.
GROUP: (ATTRACT) Two, four, six, eight! Gay is just as good as straight!
Two, four, six, eight! Gay is as good as straight !
Two, four, six, eight! Gay is as good as straight!
Two, four, six, eight...
(CLAMORING)
JIM: You must have finished something to antagonize them. </ P>
VANESSA: What time, Mr. Wolf? </ P>
The police did not catch people suddenly.
Are we talking about New South Wales police?
-They are thugs. -And why are you always?
YEREMY: Four o'clock. JIM: You made yourself a target.
I might not always be there to patch you.
VANESSA: What time, Mr. Wolf?
Dinner time!
(VANESSA SCREAMS)
-Yes, there. -What, the second on the right?
Yes, that's it. Second.
READER: Yes , Greg, well, in that city still...
VANESSA: Ice cream! </ P>
READERS: City council is there collecting debris .
A while ago...
VANESSA: Ice cream!
Ice cream!
Should I give him more ice cream?
-VANESSA: Ice cream! -More ice cream?
No, she has enough sugar today.
why is he shouting.
(DIFFERENT IN DOOR)
It's better to let him get tired.
-Who is that? -LANCE: Nessie, Nessie, Nessie. </ P>
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey! </ P>
Are you the owner of this property, sir? </ P>
Who is responsible for this child?
I am. I'm her father. What happened...
Are you father? We have a complaint, friend.
DAVIDSON : About a child in dangerous situations. </ P>
-What is your name, honey? -VANESSA: Vanessa. </ P>
-DAVIDSON: Vanessa? </ P> > -Consider! </ P>
-Is that your father, right? -Yes. </ P>
- Where is your mother? -VANESSA: Goulburn. </ P>
Is this because he is screaming?
- Who's you? -LANCE: He has too much sugar.
JIM: Doctor James Walker. This is my home. </ P>
Then who has that child? </ P>
JIM: My housemate. </ P>
Housemate. </ P>
-No Your homosexual lover? - There is no sign.
This happens at home here, right?
-There is no bruising. -It looks a little sick .
Can we call Director Grosvenor Hospital?
He will tell you that Vanessa is not risky.
And who is that long haired girl?
p>
A little, three on the bed, right?
LANCE: Excuse me, sir.
-Do your father sleep? -Ah, at home.
Tell me, is your father a good person or a bad person?
Oh, okay, alright. No no No, this is actually abuse.
If you have a problem and think that he is abused,
then you need to catch me.
If not, can you leave?
Can always lock both of you
to be a couple self-proclaimed clothes lifters.
Yes? Give you a little from fear, right?
(SIGHS) We are fine. We are fine. </ p >
Just a few idiots, right?
Yes. An idiot pair, right?
LANCE: Hmm?
(ENGINE RUMBLING)
This must be stopped.
-Oh, you are upset. -Yes, I want you to back out.
No more protests, no again public...
Well, it's not Lance's fault.
The police will choose some...
They are in our house.
-LANK: Yes, I noticed. -In our bedroom!
I think Jim needs a hug too.
You know, I think we need it....
We have to really concentrate on canceling...
Spear!
Because of that, um,
It only gives the police free control, you know.
- (DOOR DOOR) -Yes. Um, can I... Can I call ?
Yes.
(TELEPHONE EARS)
Phone-a-Friend, this is Keith.
So, in the spirit of solidarity,
we invite gay and lesbian men around the world
to mark Stonewall's birthday
with international gay pride days.
Ken composes it a gay solidarity group,
and he asks all gays and lesbians...
-Some. -Some... .
Some gays and lesbians groups in Sydney
to gather and plan responses.
We think of parades or forums...
>
Or both.
I'm bored.
Who will come to the parade when no one goes to another parade?
Do you need help approaching another group?
Oh , it's finished.
But you know, Lance, we really welcome your idea.
KEN: Mmm-hmm.
Great. < br /> OK.
Sorry, Lance, do you, have a minute?
Yes. Yes, yes. I think we, we are finished here.
-Thank you God! -Thank you for your time.
No, seriously, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. Look, I'm just...
The only thing is, I just want you to take me
to the forest and shoot me in head and bury me, because I'm depressed.
I just want something happy. Do you know what I mean?
Sorry, Peter, do you want to, um...
Look, Lance, all these violent protests, and negative publicity,
must stop, it makes people scared.
It makes people go away.
People who are vulnerable and isolated and afraid of being...
Many members feel CAMP just focus
to become a gay counseling service.
BON: Your action group needs to meet elsewhere.
PETER : Listen, lots of other groups for the march, and...
LANCE: I think I've been expelled from CAMP. </ P>
I heard.
Bon tells me.
There is a new group.
(LANCE SIGHS)
And, uh...
They plan to do great, big protest day. </ P>
(sigh)
I can't do this anymore.
(Sighs)
The police raided my operations today.
I thought you should sleep in a boy's room - man until you find your own place.
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
Oh, damn it.
Oi! O, can do you help us?
Sorry, I seem to be messy.
Ooh, thank you.
Hey, I'm doing a show on Patch at 10 : 00 night You have to come. </ P>
-This is 11:30. -Lots of time. </ P>
Ron...
What am I doing here? </ P>
You are here because you owe me. </ P>
Oh yeah. </ P>
Now, I have stood beside you for years
during the performance of Lance Gowland.
Now it's time for you to do it something in return.
Yes, what is that?
We will take a walk.
Road Oxford Down. Come on. </ P>
I have to warn you, Ron. I'm really over poofters. </ P>
Mmm Of course, you is... Comrade.
(MEN LAUGH IN DISTANCE)
I know, but every time...
Hold my hand.
Come on.
Trust me.
Take it, don't squeeze it.
(CHATTER INDISTINCT)
Look, it's not too bad
(DON'T FALL LOVE PLAYED)
This is our community, Lance, and they are not just activists.
We do this . We make this possible.
Then why don't they line up?
Every protest I set getting smaller and smaller.
-Marg. -Hello.
Oh! Oh my goodness , I thought I looked like rubbish.
Oh, Jim drove him away. He had slept on the floor for a week.
- Damn, Lance, are you good okay? -I'm fine.
Well, you can stay in us if you need it.
No, no, no, no, no. I like him on the floor.
It's fun.
-Marg, can you drink it yet? -MARG: Uh, special occasions.
-Well, this is my shout. -Oh, it's very special.
- What's this about? -It's very interesting.
I have an idea for this gay solidarity day.
I think we should have a street party.
Fill Oxford Street with people, music, dancing, lights.
Take them out of bars and go to the street,
and nothing protest, please, no aggro.
I've been whipping for years to show we are serious about reform.
A group of fairies circling in pump dancing...
Judy Garland Night...
LANCE: It will look like we just want to party...
Night Judy Garland died, police raided the Stonewall Inn. </ P>
And that is the queen drag who is against them. </ P>
Now, you get the drag queen, > You get a boy. </ P>
I guarantee you before you can say, "There is no place like homo,"
You will get straight over enter
and dive into a strange event, I guarantee it.
Like Carnivale in Rio.
Or New Orleans Mardi Gras.
RON: You get those feathers, you get her breasts,
You get a dance routine...
Well, I can gather slow dances, I'm sure. </ P>
p>
Lance, you want visibility, my love,
this is the way to do it.
We will close Oxford Street and have color and fun riots.
Maybe a little riot.
There were only six people in the last protest.
RON: That's because it was a protest, Lance,
and it's evil, and it's gloomy,
and frankly, good, sad.
This will be glorious.
-Jim! -JIM: Lance!
Spear.
-What are you doing? -Let me enter. </ p >
-This isn't locked. -Jim!
-What? -We will have Mardi Gras.
This will be a street party.
(UN BEL IN PLAYING ON GRAMOPHONE)
At night.
In fancy clothes.
So, who is rather afraid be exposed
can, use a wig or mask.
LANCE: You know...
When I started in this movement,
p>
I know every gay man in Sydney,
and that is all politics all the time,
because that's all we have.
Now, we are part of...
Community, you know?
and druggies, and civil servants, and elementary school teachers.
And hell! I just... I want to celebrate.
Out there,
they love homo who are sad and lonely.
And walking along our path,
>
that... This...
This proves that they are right about us.
What will scare them
is a group of poofs (CHUCKLES)
and a group of lezzos
dance on the street.
Because we are happy.
We are happy.
And... And... And we are proud.
Become gay.
Well, that sounds great.
(CHUCKLES) Right- right.
Good night, Lance.
We hardly have enough volunteers to organize forums and parades.
Just put it in the voice.
All support Mardi Gras?
Gay and lesbian street parties? </ P>
Give the children a little laugh. </ P>
Ordinary conditions for protest. You know the practice. </ P>
That is not a protest . That will be fun.
Well, you behave, we will all have fun.
(TOTAL UNION PLAYING)
Marg wants to be a cowgirls, but will be cold...
Oh, Robbie, help. I have to have it.
This is a dykey.
(HORK HONKING)
(ENGINE RUMBLING)
(AGAIN CONTINUE IN SPEAKER)
Ta-da!
-It's yellow. -It's terrible.
Cam, we need a bigger banner.
Just insert the sound system behind.
-RON: I like that, Lance. -Where is Marg?
He says he will bring music.
p>
Yes, he came. He is only a lawyer with Nicole.
Now, the bar closes at 10:00, which means every bill and poofter in Sydney
will run down Oxford Street to get to...
Now, listen, when you submit these things come out,
I want you to make small talk a little, please.
Pretend to chew on Mintie with your ass.
-That's it. - KEN: Yes. </ P>
YEREMY: And talk about it. It would be very bad if no one came. </ P>
We have applied for prisoners without conditions.
LANCE: Oh, Marg. (CHUCKLES) That's great.
Right, music for the parade.
Ah! Yes.
(ODE TO MY GYM TEACHER PLAYING)
Oh, I like this song!
She is a formidable woman
The first to come
It shows me to be a woman
Means you can still be strong
And though. ..
(Cheering)
Is this everyone?
This is the beginning, the time of the Queen.
Gay Solidarity has 20 other protesters head to Liverpool Street.
They have to be fast.
Oh damn it.
Afternoon, friends.
BENNETT: What is this do you think you are doing?
Anda harus bergerak, Mr. Gowland.
Permission to 10:30.
You made me good, the streets are not neat.
You have agreed to obey all police instructions.
Right.
Yes, yes. Here are my directions.
You line up the agreed route, you don't linger long,
and you don't stop.
This is not a parade.
This is Mardi Gras.
Spear.
-You join us. -We bring a security deposit.
Oh, that is absolutely unnecessary. This is a party, not a protest.
Hopefully we don't need it. </ P>
Thank you for coming. Have you ever seen Jim? </ P>
Not tonight, no. </ P>
No, not for a while time, actually.
And while other girls go to prom
I languish by phone
Call and hang up
If I know he is at home
He is a tough woman
The first to come
It shows me to be a woman
Means you can still be strong
And even though graduation means...
G & apos; day, Lance. </ P>
Let's start this party! </ P>
(GROUP CHEERING)
(MORE AND MORE PLAY MORE THAN SPEAKERS)
(ENGINE REVVING)
Again and again
Time and time again
You can't be anyone's lover
Until you are someone's friend...
(CAR MACHINE CRANKING)
Jesus Christ! </ P>
(VOICE WAITING)
LANCE: Hi Jeremy! Hey, Jeremy! </ P>
Tuan-tuan gay dipersilahkan untuk bergabung dengan kami!
Queen bar?
Tell them there's a free head job in Hyde Park.
(PLEASED TO BE GAY PLAYING)
I go. I will be back.
GROUP: Exit the bars and go to the street!
Get out of the bar and go to the street!
Exit from the bar and onto the street!
Get out of the bar and onto the street!
Get out of the bar and go to the street!
p>
Drink beer.
Oh, I'm not a drinker.
Sing if you like being gay
Sing if you are happy like that
>
Hey, sing if you like being gay
Sing if you are happy like that
GROUP: Exit the bars and go to the street!
Get out of the bar and go to the street!
Get out of the bar and go to the street! </ P>
He is lonely one night and go for a walk
Queerbashers catches it Kicks teeth...
Keep moving, friend. Don't slow down. </ P>
A little common sense, Officer. </ P>
They are hung like brown cows.
Let them follow.
Go to Liverpool.
Permission to say Hyde Park.
Hey ! (GROUP)
(SEA LAUGH)
(TURN VOICE)
Sing if you like being gay
Sing if you are happy like that...
(Cheering)
Make sure your girlfriend is at least 21
So only your friend and your brothers and sisters are finished
Lying to your co-workers
Lying to your parents...
BENNETT : Stop the vehicle! </ P>
Exit the vehicle! </ P>
(CHAOTIC CLAMOR)
OPTIONS: Get back! Back! </ P>
Do everyone enjoy Mardi Gras? </ P>
(Cheering)
We have several messages from our friends abroad. </ P>
From San Francisco, around the world,
"Fighting is underway, against the Briggs Initiative
" That allows homosexuals to be fired
"Against the law imprison and persecute gays and lesbians.
"We will also parade on the streets."
BENNETT: Turn it off! Now!
From Berlin, "Homosexuals share the rights of every human being
" to be free, to love... "
Let me go!
( RUNNING)
You break the law. </ P>
Spread immediately or you will be arrested. </ P>
REVELER: To the Cross! To the Cross!
MURPH: No! REVELER: To the Cross!
MURPH: Lance! Lance, Lance, Lance!
Lance, there are police and rice carts in Darlo.
Serious numbers.
REVELER: Yes, Lance!
(GREGORIAN CHANT) </ p >
(GREGORIAN CHANT CONTINUES)
We have to get everyone out of here.
Spread immediately!
LANCE: They surround us.
>
They don't intend to let us go.
Help me take this dress off.
LANCE: Everyone, hook arms! Link your arms! Link your arms!
Hold tightly!
Move close.
Stop the police attack on gays, women and blacks.
GROUP: Stop police attacks > on gays, women and blacks!
Stop police attacks on gays, women and blacks!
(GRILLS)
OPTIONS: Come on, let's go.
ROBYN: Get your damn hands from me!
-MARG: Robyn! -Get your hand! </ P>
Release him! Robyn! Robyn! </ P>
MARG: Robyn! </ P >
(MILLION)
(BANGING ON VEHICLE)
Please, please, please, please, please!
Please stop! Stop! Stop! Stop!
(DOOR DOOR)
(SCREAMS) Don't! Stop! Stop! </ P>
MARG: Come on! </ P>
-Wake up! -Get the fuck off me! </ P>
Hey! < Hey!
Let me go, you bugger!
-Hey! -You are fine?
-You are good- okay? -Yes.
(groans) Let me go, you bastard!
(dengur)
(RINTIAN)
Unleash me! (HEARING)
(TIP)
GROUP: Stop the police attack on gay, women and blacks! </ p >
OPTIONS: Right, stay down. Stay calm!
Will we let the dike and poof have all the fun?
(GROANS )
Robbie!
(SCREAM)
ROBYN: Ah! Depart!
GABY: Robbie!
LANCE: Go, go, go, go!
Come on guys! Go!
( DOOR DOOR)
(GRUNTS), Release me! </ P>
OPTION: Come here, yes bitch! </ P>
Oh, fuck. </ P>
Damn it you!
(GRILLS)
-WAN: Release! -Exit.
Depart! Depart!
(dengkur)
MURPH: Yes, yes, yes, it works, okay, so next time they try
to put someone else inside, <br We all just push forward
and make a break for it.
GABY: Good idea. GREG: You lead the way.
( Dengkur)
EDWARDS: You damn bastard! </ P>
You will wish you had never been damn born, you damn bastard! </ P>
Masuk! Masuk!
(ENGINE REVVING)
(GROUP)
(GAGGING)
Ah!
(GASPS)
Follow them! Follow them!
Follow the rice carts!
They will leave Darlinghurst Station.
Follow them ! Everyone!
(INTENSE MUSIC PLAY)
(GRILLS)
EDWARD: Right, you are a lot, you get out.
p>
Come on, move, move! Keep an eye on your head.
Damn sucking it, friend.
-We still have rights. -Through the door that, please.
What are the charges?
We will think about something, buddy. Let's go out.
Uh-uh-uh-uh. Not you, asshole. You stay silent.
(DOOR KEY)
(MULTIPLE)
What are the charges?
(PASSION)
Exit.
Release me! (GROUP)
(GRUNTS) You damn little bastard.
Now you choose me, buddy?
You will wish you had never been damn born, you damn bastard.
(dengur)
MURPH: Please! </ p >
Please don't!
(GRILLS)
We need to do some sort of head count.
-I don't know who we have. > -I haven't seen Sue. </ P>
LANCE: I haven't seen Greg. ROBYN: Hi! Hey! </ P>
MURPH: (SOBBING) Ah! < br /> Please stop.
That's Murph. That's Murph.
MARG: Hey, hey!
Someone hit our friend.
p>
Someone hit him.
Let them go! Let them go!
MURPH: Please, stop! </ p >
There, you make love...
A little... Basics.
(SOON)
(MURPH SPLUTTERING)
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
Security deposit. We have passed hats at the club.
- Thank you, friend. - That's fine, baby. </ P>
I want to make sure everything is fine. </ P>
-Step away from the entrance. -But what is the guarantee?
Remote steps, dear.
(SCOFFS)
Are you okay?
Yes.
-Peter Murphy inside. -I hear. </ P>
They don't let anyone enter. </ P>
Nama saya Dr. James Walker. Saya di sini untuk melihat Peter Murphy.
There is no one here with that name.
What, 50, 60 arrests?
You will spend next month in court,
and if any of the claims of this protester
you refuse their medical care,
I will stand next to him they are ready to testify.
Poofter.
(DOOR OPENED)
(MURPH SNIFFLES)
Jesus
This is me. </ p >
Jim.
That will be fine.
Peter, look at me.
(MURPH SNIFFLES)
-It will be fine. -Thank you. </ P>
GROUP: (SINGING) We will not
We will not be moved
We will not do it
We will not be moved
Same as a tree
It stands near the water
We will not be moved
We will not do it
We will not be moved
We will not do it
We will not moved
Same as a tree
It stands near the water
We will not be moved
We will not do it
We will not be moved
We will not do it
We will not be moved
Same as a tree
It stands near the water
We will not be moved
(Sigh)
Thank you for taking care of Murph.
They can kill him.
(Small laugh)
-Do you need a ride? -Mmm.
- I have a truck there. -Hmm, look at that.
(Laughter)
I thought I would walk.
(SNIFFLES)
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
Oh, you must be kidding.
What about your partner?
St . Vincent won't see it so they take him to the RPA. </ P>
Good party, Lance. </ P>
Yes. We will be back next year. </ P>
What, not enough of you left bleeding?
You will be ashamed to beat us up long before we stop being able to accept it.
Want to bet?
One hundred dollars says in 10 years there will still be Mardi Gras.
And at that time, you will dance in it yourself.
You will be seen good in hot pants.
(ENGINE SPUTTERING)
(HEROES PLAYING)
(ENGINE CRANKING)
(MACHINE BEGINS)
I
I will be king
And you
You will be the queen
Though there is no
Will expel them
We can become heroes
Only for one day
We can be us
Only for one day
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYIN