Sinopsis(1)
The pioneering work of longtime activist in the fight against HIV/AIDS, Jean Carlomusto, a member of ACT UP movement, examines the background of the AIDS pandemic in the United States within gay communities, African American and Latino Americans from different perspectives. The film uses authentic period footage and interviews with leading activists, who documented the development of education and prevention over the past 30 years. The film also points to the fact that the fight against this insidious disease was and still is wrestling with many cultural stereotypes, religious, and political fanaticism. (Mezipatra Queer Film Festival)
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