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The new comedy/drama Cubby opens with doting mother Peggy, (Patricia Richardson) driving her schlubby son Mark (Mark Blane) to New York City with hopes of him leaving the nest and coming into his own. The two bicker and banter in opening scenes of infectious chemistry that speak volumes of the relationship between an awkward child and their mother that knows the difficulties they will soon face. Mark is dropped off in Manhattan and left to find his way.
Marsha P. Johnson was at the Stonewall Inn when the police raided the bar June 28, 1969, and she helped start the riots that mark the beginning of the modern gay rights movement. She was a beloved fixture in Greenwich Village for 30 years; she co-founded Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries, modeled for Warhol, protested with ACT-UP and performed cabaret in a troupe of drag queens.
Image Marsha P. Johnson, in a documentary film about her directed by David France. Oct. 5, 2017 There are several strong stories in “The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson,” a documentary that, in trying to tell them all, takes on too much. Marsha P. Johnson was a transgender activist who played important roles in the Stonewall Riots and the gay-rights movement.
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