All of Us

This documentary runs for 82 minutes and delves into the lives and relationship histories of black, female patients to uncover the social factors contributing to their heightened risk of HIV. The film expands its focus to include a broader demographic, revealing the dangerous power imbalances that affect all heterosexual women in intimate relationships.

All of Us presents a narrative that goes beyond tragedy, showcasing themes of resilience, courage, and activism in the face of a public health crisis. The insights offered in this film can be crucial for those interested in social issues, health disparities, and the intersection of race and gender.

Collectors will find this title available on DVD, making it a physical representation of important societal conversations surrounding HIV/AIDS. Its unique perspective may appeal to those looking to engage with documentary content that pushes boundaries and addresses critical issues.