I saw the film Milk today, about the slain '70s gay rights activist and
first openly gay elected official in the US, Harvey Milk. It was a really
good film; I can't recommend it enough.
Milk opened a store called Castro Camera when he moved to San Francisco, so
naturally there are a lot of cameras appearing in the film. He used a
little Nikon rangefinder early on, and Nikon SLRs showed up in the hands of
press photographers quite a bit. There was one supporting character,
however, who used a Pentax Spotmatic. I couldn't get a clear look at the
exact model, though. I think there may have been another Pentax in the
movie somewhere, but I'll probably have to wait for the DVD release to look
again.
John
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