

Six LGBT seniors in the Boston area face the choice of hiding their sexuality to navigate the long-term health care system safely.
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Six LGBT seniors in the Boston area face the choice of hiding their sexuality to navigate the long-term health care system safely.
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Synopsis
Lawrence Johnson searches for a nursing home in Boston where he and his partner can live openly. In "Gen Silent," director Stu Maddux follows six LGBT seniors as they navigate the long-term health care system. KrysAnne, a transgender senior, seeks caregivers after becoming estranged from her family. Sheri and Lois discuss their fight for LGBT rights, revealing differing views on hiding their identities. Mel finds a welcoming agency for his sick partner, allowing him to speak openly about their 39-year relationship. The film premiered at the Boston LGBT Film Festival in 2010.
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Why Watch
- Meet six LGBT seniors facing tough choices
- Find out how Lawrence seeks an open nursing home
- See KrysAnne's search for supportive care
Did You Know
- Gen Silent premiered at the Boston LGBT Film Festival in 2010.
- The film won the Audience Choice Best Documentary at the Frameline Film Festival in 2011.
- It was screened for lawmakers at the Massachusetts House of Representatives.
- The documentary was filmed over a one-year period in the Boston area.
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Who directed the documentary Gen Silent?
Gen Silent was directed and produced by Stu Maddux.
What year did Gen Silent premiere?
Gen Silent premiered at the Boston LGBT Film Festival in 2010.
What awards did Gen Silent win?
Gen Silent won the Audience Choice Best Documentary at the Frameline Film Festival in 2011 and at the Image+Nation Montreal International LGBT Film Festival.
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