Movies & TV

Ordinary People Is It Time to Stop Honoring “AIDS Movies” with Awards? by Chael Needle For their consideration, I am respectfully asking that the Academy of Motion...

The Battle of amfAR Directed by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman HBO Films Reviewed by Sally Hessney HBO premieres The Battle of amfAR, a documentary that celebrates the...

In the Fog of War A New Film, Dallas Buyers Club, Revisits One Man's Small Battle for Treatment Access in the First Decade of the...

Sometimes the line between fact and fiction becomes blurred, allowing doubt and disbelief to taint the actual truth. Yet, the truth eventually comes out,...

The Culture of AIDS Promises to Keep A New Doc Helps Build Momentum by Chael Needle Keep the Promise: The Global Fight Against AIDS, a new doc, gives...

The ACT UP Diaries by Mateo Wilhelm Ebert Reviewed by Rob Zukowski Created by Mateo Wilhelm Ebert, a member of ACT UP NY, the ACT UP Diaries...

Ending Silence, Shame & Stigma: HIV/AIDS in the African American Family Directed by Kat Cheairs Dark Hollow Films Reviewed by V. Anderson Ending Silence, Shame & Stigma: HIV/AIDS...

V. Anderson talks with Sade Oyinade about making educational films that kids won't laugh at I don’t remember much about the educational films I was...

A Los Angeles health clinic launches a telenovela about a Fictional Latino family at risk to encourage HIV testing by Larry Buhl Los Angeles-based AltaMed Health...

Undeniable Witness David France, Director of HOW TO SURVIVE A PLAGUE, talks with V. Anderson About Our History of Fighting Back I’ve tried writing scripts...