this movie is afraid to deal with homosexuality

Rating: 5/10 (23 March 2015)

After the disappointment that was Birdman, I thought I should try another Oscar nominated movie. I don't know what is wrong with modern drama but is does not much to me. Nevertheless, The Imitation Game is more or less enjoyable, and the overall acting is not bad eihter. Benedict is quite great.
But, what I don't understand is why Turing is presented as a gay man, but none of his affairs, love life, becomes present? An important part of the drama surrounding this man is his end. Turing was convicted to medicine castration. A year later he was found dead. Did he suffer a depression? This part of the story is left out. Only a brief text at the end of the movie reveals this, and suddenly the text sums up the horrors of gays in World War 2...
Altogether it feels like the movie is afraid to deal with homosexuality.
The computer machine Turing develops looks quite gorgeous, but I learned nothing about it's working. I cannot believe the machine, that had to save Europe from the Nazi's, was build in a garage, cold and windy.
The war scenes were so clearly CGI, they were ridiculous!