Film Lens
We're All Angels follows Jason and deMarco, a Christian gay couple, as they navigate their identities and careers in the pop music scene. With Jason's background in a Pentecostal church and deMarco's Catholic upbringing, the film captures their reflections on childhood experiences and familial challenges related to their sexuality. The couple uses their music to promote acceptance within the church community, aiming to reach LGBTQ+ youth with a strong anti-suicide message.
The documentary features their Christian rock music and dance remixes, creating a supportive environment for individuals grappling with similar issues. Through their story, Jason and deMarco address the intersection of faith and sexuality, advocating for a more inclusive perspective within religious communities.
Why Watch
- •Meet Jason and deMarco, rising pop stars.
- •Find out about their anti-suicide message.
- •See how they promote acceptance in the church.
Did You Know
•Jason has roots in a Pentecostal church.
•DeMarco has a Catholic background.
•The film was directed by Robert Nuñez in 2007.
•The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
Perfect For
LGBTQ+ advocacyChristian music fansDocumentary enthusiasts