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Deep Dive: Gramercy Stories (2008)

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Gramercy Stories
Gramercy Stories presents a detailed view of a residence in Manhattan that serves as a safe haven for 25 gay and transgender teenagers. These individuals have faced violence both at home and on the streets, and the film captures their candid perspectives as they navigate their new lives in this supportive environment. The documentary is directed by a woman and runs for 52 minutes. It provides an intimate look at the teenagers' experiences, showcasing their humor and courage as they work to rebuild their lives in a challenging world.

Why Watch

  • •Meet 25 brave teenagers rebuilding their lives in Manhattan.
  • •Follow their candid and often witty perspectives.
  • •See a unique residence dedicated to LGBTQ youth.

Did You Know

•The film features 25 gay and transgender teenagers living in Manhattan.
•The residence provides a safe home for youth who have faced violence.
•The documentary was released in 2008 and has a runtime of 52 minutes.

Perfect For

LGBTQ youth supportDocumentary enthusiastsNew York City stories