Over 375 hours of interviews with more than 100 participants reveal Rochester, New York's LGBTQIA+ history and activism from the 1970s onward.
Synopsis
Over 375 hours of interviews with more than 100 participants reveal Rochester, New York's LGBTQIA+ history and activism from the 1970s onward.
Synopsis
Rochester, New York, served as a backdrop for significant LGBTQIA+ activism during the 1970s. "Shoulders To Stand On" features over 375 hours of interviews with more than 100 local participants. It details political funding battles that shaped LGBTQIA+ rights in the region. The film also recounts the contributions of gay Rochesterians during the AIDS crisis. Personal stories reveal the struggles and successes of individuals like Michael Gamilla and Brian Steblein, who fought for acceptance and equality.
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Why Watch
- Meet key activists from Rochester's LGBTQIA+ history.
- Find out about political funding battles in the 1970s.
- See personal stories from the AIDS crisis era.
Did You Know
- The film features over 375 hours of interviews with more than 100 participants.
- Activism in Rochester during the 1970s included significant political funding battles.
- The documentary addresses the contributions of gay Rochesterians during the AIDS crisis.
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What year was the documentary 'Shoulders To Stand On' released?
The documentary was released in 2013.
How many hours of interviews were conducted for 'Shoulders To Stand On'?
Over 375 hours of interviews were conducted with more than 100 participants.
Who directed the documentary 'Shoulders To Stand On'?
The documentary was directed by Kevin Indovino.
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