After Stonewall

1999 Documentary

From a historical perspective on AIDS to the brutal slaying of Matthew Shepherd, After Stonewall exposes 30 years of struggle and hope since the 1969 uprising at Stonewall Bar in New York's Greenwich Village. A sequel to his 1986 Emmy Award-winning Before Stonewall, director John Scagliotti returns to the place where he left off, examining how the movement has expanded from activists on the fringe to a worldwide movement. Narrated by famed musician Melissa Etheridge, the film highlights the victories and defeats, challenges and uncertainties faced by the movement as the economic, political, and social tides fade and flow. Originally aired on PBS in 1999, After Stonewall features testimonies from numerous activists and gay rights supporters, including novelist Dorothy Allison, Congressman Barney Frank, ACT-UP founder Larry Kramer, and best-selling author Rita Mae Brown. more..

Director: John Scagliotti

Starring: Melissa Etheridge, Larry Kramer, Dorothy Allison, Barney Frank, Barbara Gittings

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Awards

  • Outstanding Film (Documentary)

    GLAAD Media Awards (2000)

     
  • Outstanding Documentary Feature

    L.A. Outfest (1999)