"“Living in Pryde” is a short documentary about New England’s first affordable, LGBTQ+ welcoming senior housing community."02 October 2025Factual38 mins
At a time when LGBTQ+ rights face renewed attack, "Living in Pryde" explores the experiences of a generation that came of age with few legal protections against harassment or discrimination. Residents tap into a lifetime of resilience to meet the current political moment as they reflect on surviving the AIDS crisis, fighting for same-sex marriage and coming out as transgender.
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