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Stop the Church (1991)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 24M

Director : Robert Hilferty

Synopsis

Cinéma Vérité documentary of ACT UP New York's and WHAM!'s December 10, 1989 action at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City

Actors

Crews

Robert Hilferty
Robert Hilferty
Director
Robert Hilferty
Robert Hilferty
Producer
Bob Huff
Bob Huff
Editor
Robert Hilferty
Robert Hilferty
Camera Operator
David Gross
David Gross
Camera Operator
Jim Provenzano
Jim Provenzano
Camera Operator

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