article_snippet: It is one of 30 archive films on the BBC’s website telling the history of the gay rights movement.
article_snippet: The 30-minute documentary – Glad
article_snippet: The documentary, first shown on BBC in 1976, shows the lives of gay people at a time when homosexuality was still illegal in Scotland, and featured interviews with future Foreign Secretaries Robin Cook and Malcolm Rifkind.
article_snippet: It was an episode of a public access TV series called Open Door, and the BBC website states It was made by the Scottish Minorities Group and credits Ian Dunn as a presenter.
article_snippet: Dunn, who died in 1998, is shown describing the work of the Scottish Minorities Group in Edinburgh, while Mr Cook and Malcolm Rifkind were interviewed about Mr Cook and Mr Rifkind opinions on gay rights.
highlights_snippet: One of 30 archive films on website telling history of gay rights movement .
  