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Internal Combustion is an experimental video that addresses the silence surrounding lesbians and AIDS. It features the voices of two friends, providing a personal perspective on the emotional and social dynamics of the AIDS epidemic. The film reflects on themes of survival, power, mourning, and loss, presenting a nuanced view of the impact of the epidemic on the lesbian community.
The 8-minute film, directed by a woman, uses a blend of personal narratives and broader societal commentary to confront the often unspoken tensions related to the AIDS crisis. By interweaving personal stories, it aims to give voice to experiences that are frequently marginalized or overlooked in mainstream discussions about AIDS.
Why Watch
- •Meet two friends sharing their AIDS experiences.
- •Find out about the lesbian perspective on the epidemic.
- •See how personal stories confront societal silence.
Did You Know
•The film has a duration of 8 minutes.
•It was released in 1995.
•The director of the film is a woman.
Perfect For
Lesbian historyAIDS awarenessExperimental film enthusiasts