16 October 1981 Factual 28 mins
A short documentary about the First National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, which took place on Sunday, October 14th 1979.
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Rob Epstein as Self - Interviewer
Jan Oxenberg as Self - Interviewer
Terry Lawler as Self - Interviewer
Sheila Roher as Self - Interviewer
Marion Barry Jr. as Self
Audre Lorde as Self
Allen Ginsberg as Self
Rob Epstein Producer
Greta Schiller Producer
Frances Reid Producer
Lucy Winer Producer
Lucy Winer Editor
Paula de Koenigsberg Co-Editor
Nora Conant Assistant Editor
United States 16 October 1981
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