In a 35-minute documentary, Wayne Salazar reflects on his HIV diagnosis and its impact on relationships while living in Canada.
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In a 35-minute documentary, Wayne Salazar reflects on his HIV diagnosis and its impact on relationships while living in Canada.
Synopsis
Wayne Salazar's "Destroying Angel" features a narrator reflecting on his HIV diagnosis. He shares memories from his past alongside his current experiences in Canada. The film details how his illness affects relationships with friends and family. Intimacy and support shift as he faces emotional challenges. Personal anecdotes reveal the struggles of living with HIV. The narrative emphasizes the need for connection during difficult times. This 35-minute documentary provides a candid look at life with a chronic illness.
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Why Watch
- Meet the narrator's friends and family as they adapt to change.
- Find out how intimacy shifts with chronic illness.
- See personal stories of living with HIV.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Wayne Salazar in 1998.
- It has a runtime of 35 minutes.
- The production country is Canada.
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Who directed the documentary Destroying Angel?
Wayne Salazar directed the documentary Destroying Angel.
What year was Destroying Angel released?
Destroying Angel was released in 1998.
What is the duration of the documentary Destroying Angel?
The duration of Destroying Angel is 35 minutes.
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