No Sad Songs is a 1985 Canadian documentary by Nik Sheehan, recognized as the first film to confront the HIV/AIDS crisis. It captures the LGBT community’s early response, centered on the personal stories of Jim Black, who passed away months after filming, and Catherine Hunt, whose brother was affected by AIDS.

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No Sad Songs (1985)

1h 3m · 6/15/1985

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No Sad Songs is a 1985 Canadian documentary by Nik Sheehan, recognized as the first film to confront the HIV/AIDS crisis. It captures the LGBT community’s early response, centered on the personal stories of Jim Black, who passed away months after filming, and Catherine Hunt, whose brother was affected by AIDS.

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Martha Cronen

Martha
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David MacLean

Monologue artist
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David Roche

Fireman
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David Sereda

Organist
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Joe Norman Shaw

Jim
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Henry Van Rijk

Preacher
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Ian Watson

Young man with AIDS
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Nik Sheehan

Director
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