What we love so much about 'Unzipped' is the unflinching way it exposes every neurotic high and low of the fabulously connected, then-30-something designer as he readies an Eskimo-inspired fall fashion collection that's way less harebrained than it sounds.
"I just fell in love with it. It was such a well written script with just exactly the right kind of situation for comedy. It's just ordinary people, chosen family, the kind of love that they couldn't find in their families, they found in each other."
Documentarians know the value of recording and preserving evidence. At a time when our community continues to face unprecedented attacks, these new films highlight the importance of documenting LGBTQ+ history as it unfolds.