No Sad Songs
"The world's first major documentary on AIDS."
Overview
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.
About No Sad Songs (1985)
Released in 1985, No Sad Songs is a documentary film from AIDS Committee of Toronto (Canada). It was directed by Nik Sheehan. The cast is led by Martha Cronen, David MacLean, David Roche, David Sereda and Joe Norman Shaw. With a runtime of 1h 3m, the film averages 3.8/10 across 4 TMDB ratings.
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