

Glow Job
Three iconic theaters in Seoul served as crucial meeting points for male sexual minorities from the 1960s to the 1990s before cruising shifted to virtual spaces.
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Three iconic theaters in Seoul served as crucial meeting points for male sexual minorities from the 1960s to the 1990s before cruising shifted to virtual spaces.
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The Pagoda Theater in Seoul served as a key meeting point for male sexual minorities from the 1960s to the 1990s. Alongside the Keukdong Theater and Seongdong Theater, these locations facilitated social interactions and connections. As societal norms shifted, cruising moved from these physical venues to online spaces. This change diminished the role of these theaters, reflecting the evolving nature of personal interactions in a digital age. The film documents this transformation and its impact on the community.
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