A good film offers a few of hours of respite to the mundane lives of an average movie goer; but a great film uplifts them and leaves them with a profound message, giving them a lens into microscopic levels of human intimacy, its triumphs and tribulations, irrespective of time zones and language barriers.
This unique quality of cinema is what makes it the perfect art form to memorialize, teach, inspire, and recount the AIDS crisis of the 1980s, bringing audiences into the close confines of personal victories, private suffering, and the hideous, human immediacy of Read More...
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