Director Adrian Shergold uses interlocking stories to examine the connection between homophobia and gay desire in this hypersexual drama set in South London over the course of two sweltering summer days. It’s a typical day in London: groups of young men are hitting the gay bars in droves, a devoted gay couple is preparing to take part in their commitment ceremony, casual encounters are unfolding in public restrooms, haughty politicians are trading stories at a posh dinner party, and a curious young homosexual has set his sights on the handsome man across the courtyard. Over time, each of these separate stories come together to form a rich urban tapestry inspired by the 2005 gay-bashing of Jody Dobrowski on Clapham Common, and filmed to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexual acts in Great Britain., Written by Kevin Elyot, Clapham Junction is a snapshot of the mixed experiences of several gay men whose lives interconnect over 36 hours in London. From a civil partnership ceremony to a dinner party, five separate stories are woven into the fabric of modern day London from school and work, to bars and clubs in one hot summer in the capital. Will and Gavin are celebrating their civil partnership when Will’s roving eye is caught by Alfie, a good-looking waiter at their reception who may change the course of their marriage forever. Terry lives on an estate in south London and looks after his much-loved Nan, who wishes he’d meet a nice girl and settle down. But his evenings are spent thrill-seeking in gay bars and clubs, where he spots Alfie having a quick drink after his shift at the wedding. Meanwhile Roger and Belinda are hosting a dinner party in their beautiful house on Clapham Common. As they prepare for the evening their home help Dolly talks proudly of how well her son Danny is doing at school, without realising the bullying that he is being subjected to. Robin arrives at the dinner party from a meeting having had his latest script rejected by TV executive Frank Winterton. Robin instantly recognises Marion’s husband Julian from a very different social situation, but Marion remains oblivious to their knowing glances. Natasha and Peter are also at the dinner party, believing that they have left their son Theo revising hard for his exams. But Theo would rather spend his evening spying on Tim, a neighbour for whom he has developed an increasingly passionate crush. When the dinner party guests see police car lights outside on Clapham Common, they are unaware that a brutal attack has taken place there, and the shocking truth behind it draws their intertwined lives together – with devastating effect., A British drama following a group of gay men living in the Clapham section of London, whose lives intersect over a 36-hour period.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Clapham Junction ” ?
A: The main cast includes Richard Lintern,Stuart Bunce,Paul Nicholls,June Watson,Samantha Bond,Rachael Blake,Robin Berry,Tom Beard,Neil Pearson,Clare Perkins,James Wilby,Rupert Graves,Joseph Mawle,Tony Slater Ling,John Smithson,Tony Slater-Ling,Tim Murrell,Kevin Elyot.
Q: When Did the “Clapham Junction” Released?
A: The Movie “Clapham Junction” originally aired on 2010-06-04 and released in the year of 2007.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Clapham Junction” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Clapham Junction” ?
A: “Clapham Junction” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
