A beautiful, tragic, uplifting and upsetting celebration of the lives lost in the first wave of the HIV virus. These are the long lost testimonies of a seemingly dystopian society that seem so far away, yet still ever so slightly visible.
It's powerful, and one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. Even the staunchest of homophobes would fail to dismiss the heartbreak on view. The human stories of love and loss told by people in their own words and voices makes this far more powerful than any acted content. 10/10.
It's powerful, and one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. Even the staunchest of homophobes would fail to dismiss the heartbreak on view. The human stories of love and loss told by people in their own words and voices makes this far more powerful than any acted content. 10/10.