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An outspoken and articulate artist in a turbulent passionate time Wakefield Poole didn't think of himself as a pornographer. He was a filmmaker who used his ...
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I Always Said Yes is a documentary covering the life of pioneering gay film Wakefield Poole. For more information and to pre-order digital purchase or rental of I ...
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When Boys in the Sand opened in December 1971 it became a sensation in New York City. In this excerpt from the documentary I Always Said Yes ...
I Always Said Yes: the Many Lives of Wakefield Poole
"I Always Said Yes: The Many Lives of Wakefield Poole" tells the story of a sometimes overlooked gay and independent film making pioneer. In late 1971 ...
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