Beautiful history told through personal stories, photos and letters. These gentlemen are true survivors.

Although some of this documentary was a bit repeated, which made it feel longer than it is, I still found it to be extremely interesting and well worth watching. You can't help but come out of it feeling sadness over the unnecessary suffering that so many in the gay community had to endure in the past. But you also gain even more respect for how they continued to survive and eventually thrive in a world that often belittled them. I highly recommend this film for anyone truly interested in the struggle for equality among those who did not choose to be born to be different than the average, but embraced it despite the odds against them.

This is probably the best documentary I have ever seen. It was beautiful, honest, poignant and heartfelt. It really opened my eyes on what female impersonators and drag queens have gone through in our society. I cried several times. This is the most meaningful movie I've seen in years. Loved it!