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No Sad Songs (1985)

The world's first major documentary on AIDS.

3.81h 3mDocumentary
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Synopsis

Jim Black, a 37-year-old Canadian talks about the AIDS that is killing him. He talks about his life and his friends and how his brother's family has rejected him. Catherine Hunt is a Canadian woman whose brother is dying of AIDS. These personal stories are presented with excerpts from a series of performances by Canadian musicians and performance artists in order to give the viewer a bigger picture of the impact of this disease.

Movie Information

Director
Nik Sheehan
Release Year
1985
Runtime
63 minutes
Genre
Documentary
Language
EN
Country
Canada
Status
Released
Rating
3.8 / 10 (4 votes)

Top Cast

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Martha Cronen
Martha
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David MacLean
Monologue artist
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David Roche
Fireman
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David Sereda
Organist
Joe Norman Shaw — cast portrait as Jim
Joe Norman Shaw
Jim
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Henry Van Rijk
Preacher
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Ian Watson
Young man with AIDS

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Jim Black, a 37-year-old Canadian talks about the AIDS that is killing him. He talks about his life and his friends and how his brother's family has rejected him. Catherine Hunt is a Canadian woman whose brother is dying of AIDS. These personal stories are presented with excerpts from a series of performances by Canadian musicians and performance artists in order to give the viewer a bigger picture of the impact of this disease.

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