Song of the Godbody1977

"The film consists predominately of extreme close-ups of parts of Broughton's body. The camera slowly becomes the tool revealing the erotic beauty of the beauty of the body and the sensual pleasure in loving oneself. The ecstasy and power of sexual gratification are celebrated by the camera, as it maintains an erotic role, probing, revealing and visually caressing. Broughton's song is a praise of his body as divine androgyne, and an acceptance of this higher godly sexual power." – Richard Bartone, Millennium Film Journal
"Song Of The Goodbody is the best thing of its kind since Song of Songs and yours is better illustrated." – June Singer, Author of Androgyny
"A classic liberation film!" – Larry Kardish, Film Curator, Museum of Modern Art