Zero Patience

The film's story centers on the ghost of 'patient zero', who attempts to reconnect with old friends while navigating the complexities surrounding the AIDS epidemic. At the same time, the character Sir Richard Burton, a Victorian explorer, seeks to organize an exhibition about the disease at the Toronto Natural History Museum. This imaginative approach to a serious topic gives the film a distinct voice in the realm of 90s cinema.

With a runtime of 100 minutes, Zero Patience intertwines musical elements and science fiction to create a narrative that challenges perceptions of AIDS and its history. The film's tagline, "Sodomy ain’t so symbolic. Your rectum ain’t a grave," highlights its provocative nature. Collectors may find its unique blend of genres and themes appealing, especially within the context of its era.