145 members of the Turtle Creek Chorale have died in the past decade, most from HIV and AIDS, as families and friends navigate their grief and healing.
Synopsis
145 members of the Turtle Creek Chorale have died in the past decade, most from HIV and AIDS, as families and friends navigate their grief and healing.
Synopsis
Ruby Dee narrates the story of the Turtle Creek Chorale, a Dallas-based choir deeply affected by the AIDS epidemic. Over the past decade, 145 members have died, primarily from HIV and AIDS. The documentary captures the grief felt by families and friends while also showing their efforts to heal. Through music and community, the Chorale members and their loved ones navigate loss and find strength together. The film presents a narrative of hope amid tragedy.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the Turtle Creek Chorale and their story of loss.
- Find out how the community supports each other through grief.
- See Ruby Dee narrate a powerful tale of healing.
Did You Know
- 145 members of the Turtle Creek Chorale have died in the past decade.
- Most of the deaths among the Chorale members were due to HIV and AIDS.
- The documentary was released in 1993 and runs for 60 minutes.
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Who narrates the documentary After Goodbye?
Award-winning actress Ruby Dee narrates After Goodbye.
How many members of the Turtle Creek Chorale have died from HIV and AIDS?
In the past decade, 145 members of the Turtle Creek Chorale have died, most from HIV and AIDS.
What is the duration of the documentary After Goodbye?
The duration of After Goodbye is 60 minutes.
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