Summer '89

This film is a personal video diary that reflects on the lives of Marion, David, and François Pain during a summer in 1989. Shot in the Adirondacks, the film allows the group to express their emotions and experiences through spontaneous moments. It highlights the importance of friendship and collaboration during a challenging time in gay history.

Summer '89 captures the essence of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and LGBT activism, making it a significant piece for those interested in art and gay history. The film not only serves as a documentation of their vacation but also as a poignant act of witnessing the love and support they provided each other. David Wojnarowicz, who was aware of his AIDS diagnosis, adds depth to the film as it reflects on love and memory amidst the backdrop of a turbulent era.