Credited cast: | |||
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Kristen Ries | ... | Self |
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Maggie Snyder | ... | Self |
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Beverly Stoddard | ... | Self |
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Kim Smith | ... | Self |
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Peter Christie | ... | Self |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Rocky Anderson | ... | Self |
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Ben-David Barr | ... | Self |
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Linda Bellemore | ... | Self |
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Jackie Biskupski | ||
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Elizabeth Alice 'Beth' Clement | ... | Self |
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Jim Dabakis | ... | Self |
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Paula Gibbs | ... | Self |
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Bernie Mulick | ... | Self |
In Salt Lake City, Utah, the religious monoculture severely complicated the AIDS crisis. Patients received no support from and were even exiled from the political, religious, or medical communities. Further, Mormon culture encouraged gay men to marry women and have a family to cure themselves of their "affliction," counsel which led to secret affairs and accidental marital transmissions of HIV. In the entire state and intermountain region there was only one doctor to serve all HIV/AIDS patients. This is the story of her fight to save the lives of a maligned population everyone else seemed willing to just let die.
Great film about great people doing great things. I recommend this film to anyone. It is satisfying to those who already support these ideals, and it is informative to those who don't. In either case, it is interesting worth watching.