Me and 'My Best Friend Anne Frank'
This film is based off of The Diary of a Young Girl, which was written during the Holocaust period.
Stockholm, 1982
In 1982 the first case of HIV was discovered in Sweden. In Stockholm, 1982 we meet three men who tell the story of love, community, lust, shame and grief in the 80’s in Sweden, a time and place for queer people with a constant backdrop of death and loss.
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In 1982 the first case of HIV was discovered in Sweden. In Stockholm, 1982 we meet three men who tell the story of love, community, lust, shame and grief in the 80’s in Sweden, a time and place for queer people with a constant backdrop of death and loss.
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