A demolition engineer wanders into cruising history—architecture was never this educational.
Two neighbors head for the famous New York City piers, one for some fun on a day off, the other because he has an assignment to prepare for his demolition company to put in a bid for the piers' destruction — "No one uses them," says his boss. The engineer, played by Johnny Kovacs, wanders through the piers checking out their architecture and again and again happens upon guys — including his neighbor, played by Keith Anthoni — getting it on.
Production
Shot on location at the actual piers—now demolished, only this remains.
Direction
Arch Brown's arthouse approach to hardcore, genuinely atmospheric.
Director
Arch Brown
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The piers were legendary queer space until AIDS and development erased them; this is essentially archaeological footage.
Director Arch Brown was a fixture of the '70s gay adult scene who often infused his films with genuine location shooting and narrative ambition—this was his most 'prestige' project.
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