Wayne M Bryant
Biographic Data
| ID | 6749103 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wayne M Bryant |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wayne M |
| FAMILY NAME | Bryant |
| SIGNATURE | BRYANT W M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
This review concerns a pair of films titled The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. The first was released in Europe in 2009 and became an international hit. Hollywood, which at times appears to be utterly bereft of original ideas, decided to make one of their own in 2011. The most interesting character of these two films is Lisbeth Salander, who has somehow survived a horrific childhood and emerged as a young adult with certain finely honed skills. The…
Paul Goodman Changed My Life
This essay discusses the film Paul Goodman Changed My Life, a 2011 documentary by Jonathan Lee about the life and times of bisexual novelist, playwright, poet, urban planner, and psychotherapist Paul Goodman
Bisexual Revolution
This essay discusses the documentary, Bisexual Revolution. Other films involving real bisexuals and bisexuality are discussed. Bryant is the author of Bisexual Characters in Film: from Anaïs to Zee, available from Harrington Park Press. He is a co-founder of Biversity Boston, co-founder of BiCamp, president emeritus of the Bisexual Resource Center, and has served as producer for more than a dozen major bisexual events. In his spare time he develo…
Bi Film Retrospective
This essay addresses the change and lack of change in the representation of bisexual film characters since the advent of the Journal of Bisexuality
The Kids Are All Right
The Kids Are All Right (2010), and its exploration of teen-age children of same-sex parents by Lisa Cholodenko. Other films involving youth and bisexuality are discussed
A Single Man
(2009) a Film Adaptation of Christopher Isherwood's A Single Man and its Reflection of the Gay/Bisexuality Dichotomy by Tom Ford
Shortbus
Bi the Way
For years bisexuals lamented the fact that there was no widely-accessible, high-production-values documentary film about bisexuality, made from a bisexual point of view. There have been abortive at
The Kinsey Shows
Bi Film/Video World
This essay discusses the media reaction to Ang Lee's recent movie, Brokeback Mountain. Earlier cowboy films with same-sex themes and subtexts and reaction to the Best Picture Oscar selection are also discussed
Let's Talk About Sex
This essay discusses the recent Alfred Kinsey biographical movie, Kinsey. The title character of the film is compared with the real-life researcher. His work is contrasted with a study published by more recent sex researchers
The Bisexual Biopic
This essay discusses the harm done to bisexual youth by negative stereotypes and invisibility in film, as well as a recent trend in biographical films (biopics) to give bisexual people their sexuality back. The recent Cole Porter biography, De-Lovely, is discussed
Is That Me Up There
The author investigates the history of negative representations of male bisexuality in Hollywood and foreign films and its impact on his personal development as a bisexual man. Arguing that bisexuality is everywhere in modern films but is never called bisexuality, the author asks whether it has become the sexuality that cannot speak its own name. Portions of this essay appeared previously under the title “Stereotyping Bisexual Men in Film,” publi…
Bi Film-Video World
This essay discusses the portrayal of polyamorous bisexuals in film. Hollywood, independent, and foreign movies are cited and contrasted. Films included in this article cover the period from 1968 to the present
Bi Film-Video World
Bisexuals in Shorts
Blame Canada
Stereotyping Bisexual Men in Film
This essay covers the emergence and evolution of the stereotyping of bisexual males in film. Examples of bi male stereotypes are given and notable early films in which they appear are cited. Films included in this article cover the period from 1916 to 1999
Stereotyping Bisexual Men in Film
This essay covers the emergence and evolution of the stereotyping of bisexual males in film. Examples of bi male stereotypes are given and notable early films in which they appear are cited. Films included in this article cover the period from 1916 to 1999
Paul Goodman Changed My Life
This essay discusses the film Paul Goodman Changed My Life, a 2011 documentary by Jonathan Lee about the life and times of bisexual novelist, playwright, poet, urban planner, and psychotherapist Paul Goodman
Bi Film Retrospective
This essay addresses the change and lack of change in the representation of bisexual film characters since the advent of the Journal of Bisexuality
Bi Film/Video World
This essay discusses the media reaction to Ang Lee's recent movie, Brokeback Mountain. Earlier cowboy films with same-sex themes and subtexts and reaction to the Best Picture Oscar selection are also discussed
Stereotyping Bisexual Men in Film
This essay covers the emergence and evolution of the stereotyping of bisexual males in film. Examples of bi male stereotypes are given and notable early films in which they appear are cited. Films included in this article cover the period from 1916 to 1999
Bisexuals in Shorts
Blame Canada
Bi Film-Video World
Bi Film-Video World
This essay discusses the portrayal of polyamorous bisexuals in film. Hollywood, independent, and foreign movies are cited and contrasted. Films included in this article cover the period from 1968 to the present
The Bisexual Biopic
This essay discusses the harm done to bisexual youth by negative stereotypes and invisibility in film, as well as a recent trend in biographical films (biopics) to give bisexual people their sexuality back. The recent Cole Porter biography, De-Lovely, is discussed
Is That Me Up There
The author investigates the history of negative representations of male bisexuality in Hollywood and foreign films and its impact on his personal development as a bisexual man. Arguing that bisexuality is everywhere in modern films but is never called bisexuality, the author asks whether it has become the sexuality that cannot speak its own name. Portions of this essay appeared previously under the title “Stereotyping Bisexual Men in Film,” publi…
Let's Talk About Sex
This essay discusses the recent Alfred Kinsey biographical movie, Kinsey. The title character of the film is compared with the real-life researcher. His work is contrasted with a study published by more recent sex researchers
Bi Film/Video World
This essay discusses the media reaction to Ang Lee's recent movie, Brokeback Mountain. Earlier cowboy films with same-sex themes and subtexts and reaction to the Best Picture Oscar selection are also discussed
The Kinsey Shows
Shortbus
Bi the Way
For years bisexuals lamented the fact that there was no widely-accessible, high-production-values documentary film about bisexuality, made from a bisexual point of view. There have been abortive at
The Kids Are All Right
The Kids Are All Right (2010), and its exploration of teen-age children of same-sex parents by Lisa Cholodenko. Other films involving youth and bisexuality are discussed
A Single Man
(2009) a Film Adaptation of Christopher Isherwood's A Single Man and its Reflection of the Gay/Bisexuality Dichotomy by Tom Ford
Bisexual Revolution
This essay discusses the documentary, Bisexual Revolution. Other films involving real bisexuals and bisexuality are discussed. Bryant is the author of Bisexual Characters in Film: from Anaïs to Zee, available from Harrington Park Press. He is a co-founder of Biversity Boston, co-founder of BiCamp, president emeritus of the Bisexual Resource Center, and has served as producer for more than a dozen major bisexual events. In his spare time he develo…
Bi Film Retrospective
This essay addresses the change and lack of change in the representation of bisexual film characters since the advent of the Journal of Bisexuality
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
This review concerns a pair of films titled The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. The first was released in Europe in 2009 and became an international hit. Hollywood, which at times appears to be utterly bereft of original ideas, decided to make one of their own in 2011. The most interesting character of these two films is Lisbeth Salander, who has somehow survived a horrific childhood and emerged as a young adult with certain finely honed skills. The…
Paul Goodman Changed My Life
This essay discusses the film Paul Goodman Changed My Life, a 2011 documentary by Jonathan Lee about the life and times of bisexual novelist, playwright, poet, urban planner, and psychotherapist Paul Goodman
Psychology (11 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Art history (6 works) · Cinema and Media Studies (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Psychoanalysis (5 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works)