Greetings from Washington, D.C.

The film, running 28 minutes, documents the historic protest march that occurred on October 14, 1979. Featuring notable figures such as Rob Epstein, Jan Oxenberg, Marion Barry, and Allen Ginsberg, it provides a firsthand look at the activism surrounding LGBT rights during this pivotal time.

As a documentary, it highlights the urgent calls for equality and justice from the LGBT community. The film serves as an important record of the civil rights movement specific to the LGBT community, making it a relevant piece for those interested in social justice and history. Collectors of documentary films and those focused on civil rights themes may find this title particularly significant as it captures a transformative moment in American history.