The film tells the story of gay men in New Orleans who created a vibrant culture of drag balls in the late 1950s. They merged Mardi Gras traditions with gay culture, bringing it to public settings. By 1969, four gay Mardi Gras clubs were chartered, hosting annual extravaganzas at civic venues.
The Sons of Tennessee Williams
A documentary explores the significant role of gay Mardi Gras krewes in the Southern United States, specifically in Tennessee Williams' hometown, highlighting their impact on the struggle for gay rights.