Open Secrets
Synopsis
Homosexual behaviour among Canadian soldiers during and after World War II led to military tribunals and public exposure, as revealed by veterans in José Torrealba's documentary.
Synopsis
Homosexual behavior among Canadian soldiers during and after World War II is examined through the experiences of five veterans who faced severe repercussions for their identities. Initially overlooked by the military, increasing scrutiny led to military tribunals, imprisonment, and public exposure as the war progressed. After the conflict, many officers were discharged, resulting in ruined reputations and careers. Based on Paul Jackson's book _Courting Homosexuals in the Military_, this documentary highlights a significant yet often ignored chapter in Canadian military history. Directed by José Torrealba, it runs for 52 minutes.
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