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Singing and dancing its way through a gloriously entertaining exposé, Zero Patience, with cheeky defiance and stinging wit, explodes the myths surrounding AIDS and turns conventional thinking on its head. This raunchy romp about sex, science and scapegoats tells the story of Patient Zero, the French Canadian flight attendant accused of bringing AIDS to North America. A celebration of the humour and passion of the lovers, friends and family living with AIDS and those dearly missed who have died from it, Zero Patience is a joyous testament to the human spirit under siege. | ||
Director |
John Greyson | ||
Writer |
Michel Marc Bouchard | ||
Producers |
Louise Garfield, Anna Stratton, Robin Cass | ||
Executive Producer |
Alexandra Raffé | ||
Composer |
Glen Schellenberg | ||
Distributors |
Cineplex Odeon, Cinevista | ||
Sales |
Fortissimo Film Sales | ||
Soundtrack |
Milan Records | ||
Cast |
John Robinson, Normand Fauteux, Diane Heatherington, Michael Callen | ||
Awards |
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| MCTV Best Ontario Film 1993; NFB Best Canadian Film, Cinefest 1993; Special Jury Prize, 1993 Toronto International Film Festival | |||
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“Stunning…superb,
a fierce poetic vision” "A
buoyantly cheeky sense of humour"
“A daring, cinematic gem…that deserves
to go down in gay history. This is the AIDS film we’ve been waiting
for” |
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