Roy Cohn/Jack Smith

The film explores the lives of Roy Cohn and Jack Smith, both iconic figures who died from AIDS-related causes. Through Ron Vawter's compelling portrayal, the film presents two distinct monologues, offering insight into the contrasting worlds of a conservative lawyer and an experimental filmmaker.

As a piece from the 1990s, Roy Cohn/Jack Smith reflects the cultural and social challenges of its time, particularly in relation to the AIDS crisis in New York City. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, highlighting its significance within the artistic community grappling with the impact of the epidemic.

Collectors can find this film available on DVD, making it a notable addition for those interested in drama that addresses poignant historical themes. The work of Jill Godmilow as a woman director adds another layer of interest for collectors focused on diverse voices in film.