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One Wedding and a Revolution

The film explores the pivotal moments and personal struggles that unfolded at San Francisco City Hall in the days leading up to the historic first government-sanctioned same-sex marriage.

In February 2004, San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom made headlines when he decided to grant marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples. This 19-minute film reveals the inspiration, motivation and political challenges behind the mayor's landmark decision. It contains now-historic footage of the tearful exchange of vows between long-time lesbian activists Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon who, celebrating their 51st anniversary, were the first couple to tie the knot.

Info about One Wedding and a Revolution

Studio(s): GroundSpark, Citizen Film

Originally Released: United States, Jun 01, 2004

Production Country: United States

Budget: $200,000.00

Genres:Documentary, Short