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My Aunties (2020)

Stefan Lynch remembers the community of gay men who helped raise him (lovingly nicknamed his “aunties”), the dark days of the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, and the lessons that he learned from this powerful family.
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Stefan Lynch remembers the community of gay men who helped raise him (lovingly nicknamed his “aunties”), the dark days of the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, and the lessons that he learned from this powerful family.

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Genre:Documentary, Animation
Directed By:Richard O'Connor
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In Theaters:6/15/2020
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Runtime:3 minutes
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