[Machine Translation] Revealed " Another History of Hollywood " A shocking message that has lived on since the early days of cinema! How has homosexuality been portrayed in Hollywood films? Or has it not been depicted? What kind of ingenuity and ingenuity has been used and how have these films achieved their own unique cinematic expression? This innovative film unravels 120 films and interviews leading Hollywood actors, directors, and producers, including Tom Hanks and Shirley MacLaine, to reveal the other side of film history and reveal "another Hollywood film history". Directed by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman ("Harvey Milk" (1984), winner of the 57th Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature Film). Based on the book by Vito Russo ("The Celluloid Closet"), an influential gay activist. The film is now being released in a newly produced, digitally remastered version. Carefully woven into the depths of this masterpiece is a secret: a gay man dancing in an Edison-produced film from the early days of cinema. A surprising storyline in Ben-Hur. What is the meaning of a scene in Stanley Kubrick's "Spartacus" that was cut from the film when it was released? Why is Sal Mineo shot and killed in James Dean's "Rebel Without a Cause"? What lies behind the charm of "Morocco" that attracted moviegoers such as Marlene Dietrich and Greta Garbo? This book carefully examines films from the early days of cinema to 1994, and reveals "secrets" like hidden pictures one after another in the scenes. Commentary leaflet included.