I often pondered as to why the BFI applauded this man and anointed his films as something to be revered. There is, of course, the notion of sentiment and as a sentimental man I can appreciate that. Mr De-Rome clearly did something new and different in his lifetime and he is bound to look back as he approaches his final years. However I couldn’t quite put my finger on it after all he just he just made porn at the end of the day. Then it hit me. Mr De-Rome was a well spoken middle class man. So the fact his films and this documentary is full of full on gay sex, erections and ejaculations, and one very awkward moment when two naked and aroused men sit on either side of him, interspersed with middle class chattering about his work. I assume many will see this as progress. What the documentary fails to acknowledge whilst it and the BFI celebrate this with its many illegal aspects, the government of 21st century UK has banned female ejaculation, amongst other things in pornographic films. So I guess there is an opportunity for a heterosexual man to film females in such a way. In about 40 years, I am sure the BFI will embrace it in the same way.