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Jun 16, 2008 · But that was never an option for David Gere and Peter Carley. They went with their two young children. "It was a mixed-race gay family," Tom Keegan, whose film "Out in India: A Family's...
Jun 21, 2008 · This intimate film follows gay partners David Gere, Peter Carley, and their two children as they leave their comfortable lives in L.A. for 9 months in India fighting AIDS. Their weapon? Painters, puppeteers, and performers of every kind.
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- Documentary
- Tom Keegan
- 2008-06-21
This intimate film follows gay partners David Gere, Peter Carley, and their two children as they leave their comfortable lives in L.A. for 9 months in India fighting AIDS. Their weapon?
This film follows gay partners David Gere and Peter Carley, and their two children as they leave their comfortable lives in Los Angeles for nine months in India fighting AIDS. What is their weapon? Painters, puppeteers, and performers of every kind.
This intimate film follows gay partners David Gere, Peter Carley, and their two children as they leave their comfortable lives in L.A. for 9 months in India fighting AIDS. Their weapon? Painters, puppeteers, and performers of every kind.
This verite style documentary, shot on location in the U.S. and India, follows David Gere, Peter Carley, and their two adopted children as they leave their home and jobs in L.A. for 9 months in India. David has spent his life as a scholar with a passion for the intersection of AIDS and the arts.
With Peter taking on the role of primary caretaker as David works, their relationship is put to the test in a traditional society resistant to change and difference. Directed by Tom Keegan
