Part One: Love (2012)
"Love can be fragile. Love can redeem. Love can be fleeting. For these six men, love has been a torrid and sometimes beautiful journey, convoluted by being gay and HIV positive. Love can be complicated."
SYNOPSIS: Freddy, Ian, David, Tim, Garth and Jose. Six gay men with very different experiences of love, lost and found. To make matters more complicated, they have all been diagnosed HIV positive. As they talk about their personal experiences with love, will their stories have a happy ending? Or have their circumstances gotten the better of them? An intimate and beautiful portrait of the very human side of HIV, and the power of hope to sustain us.
STATUS: Completed
PROJECT: Doco
COMPLETED: 24 February 2012
RUNTIME: 10m 8s
SHOOT FORMAT: HDV - Sony F3 and Canon 5DMkII
PRODUCER: Pete Ireland
DIRECTOR: Tony Radevski
WRITER: Tony Radevski
DOP: David Doyle
SCREENINGS/SELECTIONS/AWARDS:
- Mardi Gras Film Festival 2012 (Sydney, Australia - screening)
- Queershorts Film Festival 2012 (Parramatta, Australia - official selection)
- Antenna Documentary Film Festival 2012 (Sydney, Australia - official selection)
- Sandfly Film Festival 2012 (Jervis Bay, Australia - official selection)
- Holebi Film Festival 2012 (Flemish Brabant, Belgium - official selection)
* Nominated - Best Film
- Byron Bay Film Festival 2013 (Byron Bay, Australia - official selection)
- 23rd Melbourne Queer Film Festival 2012 (Melbourne, Australia - official selection)
- 53rd Krakow Film Festival 2013 - Film Market (Krakow, Poland - official selection)
- St Kilda Film Festival 2013 (Melbourne, Australia - official selection)
* Nominated - Best Documentary
- Blue Mountains Film Festival 2013 (Katoomba, Australia - official selection)
* Nominated - Best Documentary
- FestHIVal Belgium 2013 (Brussels, Belgium - screening)
- Human Rights and Arts Film Festival 2014 (Melbourne, Australia - official selection)
- OUTtv Broadcast Screening 'Holebikort on OUTtv', November 2015 (Broadcast TV - The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany Luxembourg and Sweden)