This is unmitigated camp -- poorly acted, saddled with a sappy New Age soundtrack, excruciatingly "sensitive," and full of stereotypes.Healthy gay audiences -- the ones who aren't perpetually suffering but going out and living their lives unashamedly and without apology -- have already adopted it as a cult film, laughing hysterically and adding new dialogue to screenings in Greenwich Village, where it is already a cult classic on the level of "Mommie Dearest" and "Showgirls."The only good thing about it is the photography. Ansel Adams would have been proud.