Brokeback Mountain's 20-Year Legacy in Queer Cinema
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Brokeback Mountain, released 20 years ago, was a groundbreaking film for LGBTQ+ representation in Hollywood, challenging norms with its romantic portrayal of two male sheep herders and sparking ongoing debates about queer storytelling and casting. Despite production challenges and controversy, it remains a culturally significant and influential film, celebrated for its artistry and impact on mainstream cinema.
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