The Last One
2014 · 80 MIN · IMDB 7.2 · 32 VOTES · DIR. Nadine C. Licostie
Overview
A documentary uncovering the birth of The AIDS Memorial Quilt, which became a galvanizing force against bigotry and a flag in the fight for a cure. This moving story explores the quest to sew on the last panel, representing the final death and an end to the disease. Features archival footage, vérité scenes and interviews with the quilt makers and activists.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,301 lines
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00:00:45 I was invited to come here with the Quilt
00:04:42 I would go to the library, and read magazines
00:07:57 ♪
00:10:42 And everybody had, so I told them, "Write down their names."
00:13:38 really, really young, I didn't know how to sew.
00:16:20 We were laying down our dead in front of the White House.
00:19:00 Reagan didn't say the word AIDS publically
00:21:50 Then, I made several more for him later on.
00:25:18 you know, all kinds of CIA or whatever.
00:28:56 running around the house playing--
00:32:06 I hear him going, "Yep, you're doing it right
00:34:53 Okay... they were identical twins?
00:37:56 to silence, to walk in the closet
00:40:06 So I just went to my doctor, and my doctor says
00:42:56 even though Pat was scrapping, trying to get funding
00:46:29 Alvin Ailey.
00:49:08 or who has died from it.
00:51:35 I don't think so."
00:54:11 All right.
00:56:48 "No, three years and counting-- Oh, I trust him.
00:59:51 Welcome to the 46th Annual Smithsonian Folk Life Festival.
01:02:40 We knew he would love it
01:06:00 There's a wonderful panel that says "The Last One,"
01:09:07 my high school library.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,301
Dialogue density16.3 lines / min
First line00:00:45
Final line01:09:07
Production Record
DirectorNadine C. Licostie
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes32