Unfinished film (sequence in memory of Peter Hujar)

The documentary utilizes Super 8 images taken by Wojnarowicz of Hujar's body shortly after his passing from AIDS. It combines these intimate shots with various scenes from Hujar's life, including urban landscapes and moments within his East Village loft.

The film also features David's AIDS Quilt square dedicated to Hujar, displayed in Central Park, further emphasizing the personal connection and the impact of loss. Presented in silent, black and white, the film creates a reflective atmosphere that highlights themes of remembrance and mourning.

As a documentary from the late 1980s, it captures a significant moment in the cultural landscape surrounding AIDS and art, making it of interest for collectors focused on LGBTQ+ history and documentary filmmaking.