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Tidy Endings

Review Tidy Endings

Released in 1988, this was apparently HBO’s first-ever gay themed TV film. It was adapted from a play, and you can tell almost immediately, since nearly all of it unfolds in an apartment with two people talking through their grief and arguing over whether that grief belongs equally to both of them.The story begins after…

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