Absolutely Positive Trailer (1991)

"The nice thing about having a serious disease is that it's okay to say anything you want, and people put up with it." 23 February 1991 Factual 87 mins

11 people — women and men, gay and straight, from all walks of life — share their stories. Alternately irreverent, candid and soulful, this stirring film is not about being sick; it is about being true to the emotional complexity of being mortal.

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Cast

Peter Adair as Self

Marlon Riggs as Self

Crew

Peter Adair Director

Janet Cole Producer

International Releases Dates

Germany 23 February 1991

Denmark 27 October 1991

United States 18 June 1991

Production Companies

Adair & Armstrong Productions

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