Eight long-term AIDS survivors share their experiences in a feature-length documentary produced by The San Francisco Chronicle.
Synopsis
Eight long-term AIDS survivors share their experiences in a feature-length documentary produced by The San Francisco Chronicle.
Synopsis
In San Francisco, eight long-term AIDS survivors share their personal stories and experiences. "Last Men Standing," directed by Erin Brethauer, is the first feature-length documentary produced by The San Francisco Chronicle. Released in 2016, the film captures the lives of these individuals as they navigate the challenges of living with HIV/AIDS. Selected for prestigious LGBT festivals across the U.S. and Canada, it reflects on the ongoing impact of the epidemic within the community.
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Why Watch
- Meet eight inspiring AIDS survivors from San Francisco.
- See a unique documentary by a major newspaper.
- Find out about the impact of AIDS on long-term survivors.
Did You Know
- The film features eight long-term AIDS survivors.
- It was produced by The San Francisco Chronicle, a major newspaper.
- The documentary has a duration of 66 minutes.
- It was selected for prestigious LGBT festivals in the spring of 2016.
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Who directed the documentary Last Men Standing?
Erin Brethauer directed the documentary Last Men Standing.
What is the duration of Last Men Standing?
The duration of Last Men Standing is 66 minutes.
In which year was Last Men Standing released?
Last Men Standing was released in 2016.
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