What started as a singular conversation with Patrick O'Connell, Founder of Visual AIDS, about bringing the red ribbon to the world, grew into a symphony of New York City artist voices sharing their passion, compassion, pain, and strength in the face of AIDS. For the first time they collectively impart their journey into why we act and why we love. This is the story of how they responded.
Alternative movies trailers for Let the Record Show
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Let the Record Show Trailer
LET THE RECORD SHOW Trailer Directed by Demetrea Dewald Produced by Rebekah Dewald Edited by Blaise Basara AIDS was the diagnosis. Indifference ...
Let the Record Show Extended Trailer
AIDS was the diagnosis. Indifference the disease. A ribbon the symbol. Directed by: Demetrea Dewald Produced by: Rebekah Dewald Trailer Edited by: Blaise ...
Let The Record Show Fan Fiction Trailer
This is Perrie's trailer for my fan fiction Let The Record Show which you can read: or ...
Let The Record Show (fan fiction trailer)
This is the Harry/Taylor centered trailer to my fan fiction. You can read it at either of the links below. It's a mashup of several different fandoms. Haha. Read it ...
Let The Record Show fanfiction trailer
A small fanfiction I've started writing. You can read it at one of the two links below. It's a crossover of Taylor Swift One Direction and a dash of Little Mix and Ed ...
Let The Record Show: DEXYS DO IRISH & COUNTRY SOUL - THE FILM - clip 2
Order - The deluxe edition of 'Let The Record Show: DEXYS DO IRISH & COUNTRY SOUL' features an accompanying film where ...
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