We Were Here (trailer)

This is the trailer for the documentary WE WERE HERE, produced and directed by David Weissman, with Bill Weber, editor and co-director. See the whole film at http://wewereherefilm.com/ and join us on facebook
http://www.facebook.com/wewerehere


WE WERE HERE had its World Premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2011 and has been released theatrically through RedFlag Releasing http://www.redflagreleasing.com/. It is currently available in North America via cable on-demand/ pay-per-view and is available for educational/non-theatrical use through New Yorker Films http://www.newyorkerfilms.com/

• Category

  Film & Animation

[daydreamer039]

i can't wait to see this touching and insightful documentary

[davidw54]

Let us know your thoughts when you've had a chance to watch.

[greenie7575]

where can I watch this documentry??

[davidw54]

You can stream it from the film's website (in the description above), and if you are in the US it is also available on iTunes, netflix, and all the other usual places.

[Sydney Gayboi]

Recently watched this on ABC 2 (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

A great film...and a story that must be told !

[davidw54]

Thanks! The response from Australia has been wonderful, beautiful.

[RICHMOND94114]

i lived it, i've seen the documentary, it's extraordinary.

[darkhunter5917]

I am looking forward to watching this documentary .

[haroldbhoy67]

Ive just watched this terrific documentary. All those poor people who died so tragically, so very sad but massive respect for the gay community for standing up for yourselves and caring for each other. True American heroes, you will never stand alone. Best wishes from Scotland.

[sporkbinder2]

Watched this on TV yesterday. So moving. It was brutal but also hopeful. I especially loved the story about the man who would go to the flower shop on his bike, then got sick and started coming in a wheelchair, but with treatment went back to using his bike.

[emmaelizabeth]

...films he'd eve seen and it has since totally changed his perspective on sexuality. Thankyou for producing such a beautiful, thought provoking movie that I will never forget, just as the victims of this terrible disease will never be forgotten.

[emmaelizabeth]

I saw this film first on my own, then with my friend and her rather ignorant & homophobic boyfriend. After watching this, he was crying his eyes out. He said it was one of the most touching if

[Lolas Honesty]

This documentary was so good but also so sad. I bawled my eyes out when they were interviewing people who had lost their partners... or most of their friends to AIDS.

[Ciara Rae]

I want to watch this so bad now

[Laurence Durkin]

some of the most emotional moments i've ever seen on screen in this. amazing