When AIDS Was Funny: Review
When AIDS Was Funny
Directed by Scott Calonico
AD&D Production, Ltd.
Reviewed by T.J. Banks
The dots just don’t connect when it comes to Ronald Reagan and the…
Who Do You Know?
On January 16 at e3rd Steakhouse & Lounge in Los Angeles, The Red Party fundraiser treated an enthusiastic crowd to live music from local…
1985: Review
1985
Written & directed by Yen Tan
MuseLessMime Productions/Cranium Entertainment
Reviewed by John Francis Leonard
1985 is a film about secrets—the secrets we think we’re hiding, but are…
Dallas Buyers Club
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…
Craig Stott: Advocate
Holding His Own
Actor Craig Stott, Who Portrayed A Man Living with HIV, Got More Than He Bargained For by Taking On This Demanding Role
by…
Calling My Children
Calling My Children
An Interview with David Binder
Gail Farrow passed away from AIDS-related causes in 1989, leaving behind a husband, Ronald Watson, and four…
The Battle of amfAR
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…
United in Anger
In Their Faces!
A New Film on ACT UP Traces Twenty-Five Years of Channeling Outrage into Action
by Larry Buhl
In April 1987, 300 members of ACT…
After 82
After 82
In a new documentary, Steve Keeble and Ben Lord tell the story of AIDS in the UK
by Hank Trout
Five years in the making,…
Wilhemina’s War: Review
Wilhemina’s War
Directed by June Cross
Secret Daughters Productions
Reviewed by T.J. Banks
When we hear the words “woman warrior,” Joan of Arc or Boudicca comes to mind….
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