Review of Interior. Leather Bar.

Title cards at the start explain the premise of this film. In the film cruising from 1980, al pacino plays an undercover cop, investigating murders in the gay community. Due to the sexual material in the story, some of the footage had to be edited out of the released film. "interior" shows what footage might have been filmed, but not included in cruising. It has a reality feel to it; we see the interviews and discussions between the director and actors on what they are trying to make. So much talking. Actual filming didn't start until thirty minutes in. Masturbation and real sexual activity between men, so definitely not for the kids! More discussion between the director and the actors. Lauren claims to have reservations about the role he is playing, but we don't know how much is acting and how much is his own, actual opinion. Live sexual activity, with franco and the other actors discussing the film. It's good. In the one hour film, there's eight minutes of filmed sexual activity, and another four minutes of filmed dancing and driving. Directed by james franco, travis mathews. Val lauren has worked with franco on ten projects. It's good, but definitely won't be for everyone.