After Goodbye: An AIDS Story (1993)

"After Goodbye: An AIDS Story" looks at the impact of AIDS on the Turtle Creek Chorale, which lost more than 90 of its members to AIDS, and the grief recovery it experienced through music. The Chorale performs "When We No Longer Touch," a choral rendition of the stages of grief. Their powerful requiem is interwoven with profiles of individuals who are living with AIDS, individuals who have lost loved ones to the disease, and experts who help others through the grieving process. Production Credits: Producer/director, Ginny Martin; Narrator, Ruby Dee; Executive Producer, Yolette Garcia; Executive in Charge, Sylvia Komatsu.