It Is Not the Homosexual Who Is Perverse, But the Society in Which He Lives (1971)

Plot

Daniel, a naive young man from the countryside, arrives in Berlin, navigating various gay subcultures. His journey begins when he meets the charming Clemens, who offers him coffee and a place to stay. As they attempt to recreate a conventional bourgeois lifestyle, Daniel believes he has found true love. However, after four monotonous months, he is swept away by a wealthy older man, who invites him to his lavish villa. There, Daniel finds himself surrounded by an elite circle of older gay men, indulging in art and classical music, complicating his understanding of love and belonging.