DIED
June 27, 1996

BIOGRAPHY
With his provocative documentary Word Is Out (1977), a work that presented positive views of homosexuality, Peter Adair became an important voice in gay and lesbian cinema. Other important Adair films include the PBS....
With his provocative documentary Word Is Out (1977), a work that presented positive views of homosexuality, Peter Adair became an important voice in gay and lesbian cinema. Other important Adair films include the PBS documentary look at anti-nuclear activists, Stopping History (1983), and The AIDS Show (1986), which Adair co-directed with Oscar-winning filmmaker Robert Epstein. The latter venture was comprised of many famous and outspoken artists performing on behalf of the fight against the deadly disease. Adair made one more documentary in 1991, AIDS, Absolutely Positive, a series of 12 interviews with HIV positive people that included himself. Adair died of complications from AIDS on June 27, 1997.

~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide


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