A Secret Love illuminates love and history of aging gay couple


When stories are told about the LGBTQ+ segment of society, they rarely focus on older people. Yes, historical films go back in time to illuminate events like the Stonewall Riots and other touchpoints in the fight for gay civil rights, but those films tend to show the people when they were young and vibrant, not as they’re aging. A subversion of that norm is just one of the notable things about the new Netflix documentary,…

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