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Title: Holding the Man (2015)
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| Ryan Corr | ... | Timothy Conigrave | |
| Sarah Snook | ... | Pepe Trevor | |
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Francesco Ferdinandi | ... | Italian Waiter |
| Craig Matthew Stott | ... | John Caleo (as Craig Stott) | |
| Lee Cormie | ... | Eric | |
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David Woods | ... | Drama Teacher Chook Hennessey |
| PiaGrace Moon | ... | Prue | |
| Tegan Higginbotham | ... | Gina | |
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Josh Burton | ... | Derge (as Joshua Burton) |
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Andrew S. Gilbert | ... | Father Wallbridge |
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Mason Viola | ... | Paul Caleo (15 years) |
| Anthony LaPaglia | ... | Bob Caleo | |
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Camilla Ah Kin | ... | Lois Caleo |
| Luke Christopoulos | ... | Chris Caleo (13 years) | |
| Kerry Fox | ... | Mary Gert Conigrave | |
Tim and John fell in love while teenagers at their all-boys high school. John was captain of the football team, Tim an aspiring actor playing a minor part in Romeo and Juliet. Their romance endured for 15 years to laugh in the face of everything life threw at it - the separations, the discrimination, the temptations, the jealousies and the losses - until the only problem that love can't solve tried to destroy them.
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I wasn't searching for a movie about aids. The subject usually gives me a very uneasy feeling. I don't want to remember those days when some very good friends of mine died in agony in front of my eyes. I was quite young back then, and did I really understand what happened? No, when you're young life looks endless. So when this movie, unexpectedly for me, because I had not read anything about it, brought up the aids subject, I had to take a deep breath. But the movie is so well executed that it is much more than an aids drama. This movie is a piece of human history and every high school student should see it. I am in my 50s and now aids is something of the past, thanks to great medicine. It cuts through my heart that young men like ones in this film had no chance at all. Especially in the 80s gay liberation wasn't that far, and so much human needs have been denied to these men. Thank god society has improved on these levels, and it only could by telling these important stories.