Music is the Food of Love

In 1963, a composer and his performer boyfriend (á la Britten/Pears) carve a career together while others suffer at the hands of the law and medical authorities.

On the Green Line in Cyprus, two young soldiers from opposing sides find a common bond in music.

A young man in an art gallery finds he cannot resist the urge to dance.

A young Venezuelan gay man finds solace in night life and music in his adopted country.

An elderly gay man (Richard Wilson) with a deep connection to the world of classical music hires a young man for the night.

The much-loved David Hoyle plays a character who is lonely and nostalgic for the queens of their past, but blue bath salts and his favourite record offer comfort.