Film Lens
Last Men Standing is a feature-length documentary that follows the lives of eight long-term AIDS survivors. The film is produced by The San Francisco Chronicle, which is notable for being one of the few newspapers to write, direct, and produce a feature-length documentary. It captures the personal experiences of these individuals, providing a unique perspective on living with AIDS over the years.
Set against the backdrop of California, particularly San Francisco, the documentary is part of a series of LGBT festivals in the U.S. and Canada. With a runtime of 66 minutes, it aims to bring attention to the stories of those who have lived through the AIDS crisis and continue to navigate their lives in its aftermath.
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.
Perfect For
LGBT history enthusiastsAIDS awareness advocatesDocumentary film fans