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Shoulders To Stand On is a compelling documentary that digs deeply into Rochester's LGBTQIA+ history. It’s quite fascinating how they managed to condense over 375 hours of interviews into just 90 minutes. This film moves through decades of struggle and triumph, with voices from more than 100 participants. The pacing feels natural, allowing you to absorb the rich tapestry of stories—from early organizing efforts in the 70s to contemporary activism. The atmosphere is both reflective and urgent, conveying the weight of the past while highlighting ongoing challenges. You can really feel the passion and resilience of the community, making it distinct in how it portrays personal narratives alongside broader historical contexts.
Focuses on local LGBTQIA+ activism.Includes extensive personal interviews.Captures the evolution of community struggles.
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Kevin Indovino
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