Year: 2015
Country:
United States
Run Time:
81 minutes
Meet the Lazarus Men—the gay men who survived the Dark Ages of the AIDS epidemic into the New Era of protease inhibitors and life-extending cocktails. These are the men who never expected to see old or even middle age; men now facing the challenge of not just aging, but aging with HIV. While many seem to have tucked the issue of AIDS away, it is very much present for the Lazarus Men. Once again they find themselves pioneers in a frontier as uncertain as the early days of AIDS. In the desert town of Palm Springs, California, a community has formed. It is made of survivors who lost much (or everything), were ostracized by families and communities, or just fled into the desert to die. Drawn by the desert’s affordability, beauty, and isolation, they formed an oasis of acceptance. It is a place to both heal and to rage against the gods. Everybody who comes to this desert brings a story. You are about to experience theirs. –C.R.
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Sidebar
10% Cinema
Competition
Global Health Competition
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Solace in the Sand
Director
Daniel F. Cardone
Filmography
DESERT MIGRATION (2015)
Producer
Marc Smolowitz
Cinematography
Austin Ahlborg
Editing
Bill Weber, Stephen Heslin
Featuring
Keith Epley, Steven Henderson, Doug Graham, Jeff Dannels, Steven Barkal, Doc Duhon, Will Grant, Bill Fauber, Erik Jannke, Michael Patton, Joel Kramer, Juan-Manuel Alonso, Ted Haack
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