Some Gays of a Certain Age
About
SOME GAYS OF A CERTAIN AGE is a feature length documentary by Grammy Award nominated and Outfest Audience Award winning director Victor Mignatti.
The film interweaves the life-stories of seven gay men who moved to New York City in the 1970s and 80s, experienced the final glory days of the gay sexual revolution, survived the AIDS health crisis and other transformative struggles only to bear witness to the unprecedented challenges facing the United States today. As told from the unique perspective of HIV-negative gay men of a certain age, the film is a bracing, entertaining and often harrowing story of loss and survival as well as a tribute to our gay elders and a legendary era in New York City.
Cast: John Augustine, John Burke, Alan Filderman, John Masterson, Gerry McIntyre, Tim Pinckney
Producers: Scott T. Hinson, Victor Mignatti
Associate Producer: Harvey Reese
Fifty percent of all net profits derived from the distribution of the film will be donated in equal parts to: SAGE (advocacy services for LGBTQ+ elders), The Center (the New York City LGBTQ+ community center) and GMHC Gay Men's Health Crisis (the world's first HIV / AIDS support and advocacy organization).
The filming and editing have been completed and was financed by the filmmakers as a labor-of-love project. We are raising completion funds of $224,000 for the mastering (picture and audio), archival materials and music licensing, subtitling, legal, film festival presentation and festival public relations costs.
Please join our team by donating here to help bring these fascinating untold stories to the world. All donors will be thanked on-screen in the credits, unless they choose to make their donations anonymously. There are also opportunities to sign your name to our film as an Executive Producer, Producer or Associate Producer depending on level of donation.
CLICK ON THE VIMEO LINK ABOVE FOR A SNEAK PREVIEW OF THE COLD-OPEN!
Password: New York
The film interweaves the life-stories of seven gay men who moved to New York City in the 1970s and 80s, experienced the final glory days of the gay sexual revolution, survived the AIDS health crisis and other transformative struggles only to bear witness to the unprecedented challenges facing the United States today. As told from the unique perspective of HIV-negative gay men of a certain age, the film is a bracing, entertaining and often harrowing story of loss and survival as well as a tribute to our gay elders and a legendary era in New York City.
Cast: John Augustine, John Burke, Alan Filderman, John Masterson, Gerry McIntyre, Tim Pinckney
Producers: Scott T. Hinson, Victor Mignatti
Associate Producer: Harvey Reese
Fifty percent of all net profits derived from the distribution of the film will be donated in equal parts to: SAGE (advocacy services for LGBTQ+ elders), The Center (the New York City LGBTQ+ community center) and GMHC Gay Men's Health Crisis (the world's first HIV / AIDS support and advocacy organization).
The filming and editing have been completed and was financed by the filmmakers as a labor-of-love project. We are raising completion funds of $224,000 for the mastering (picture and audio), archival materials and music licensing, subtitling, legal, film festival presentation and festival public relations costs.
Please join our team by donating here to help bring these fascinating untold stories to the world. All donors will be thanked on-screen in the credits, unless they choose to make their donations anonymously. There are also opportunities to sign your name to our film as an Executive Producer, Producer or Associate Producer depending on level of donation.
CLICK ON THE VIMEO LINK ABOVE FOR A SNEAK PREVIEW OF THE COLD-OPEN!
Password: New York
Learn More: http://www.victormignatti.com/