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Holding Steady Without Screaming (1995)
Or, I Can't Scream Because I Have To Hold The Camera Steady. This eleven-minute video is a personal lamentation of the state of AIDS activism.
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Or, I Can't Scream Because I Have To Hold The Camera Steady. This eleven-minute video is a personal lamentation of the state of AIDS activism.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:9/12/1995
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