‘A Prince’ Review: A Literate Gay French Drama That Remains Much Too Oblique in the End ...Middle East

The world of Pierre Creton’s “A Prince” is lush and verdant. His protagonist is a gardener’s apprentice whose penchant for taming and nurturing the wilderness around him is only matched by the latent eroticism he finds in various older men he comes to be involved with. Mostly driven by voiceover narration meant to ground and […]

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