Limited Partnership (2014) chronicles the extraordinary 40-year journey of Tony and Richard, whose love story began in 1971 at an L.A. gay bar named The Closet. Their connection was instantaneous, leading to a marriage in 1975 that was one of the first highly publicized gay weddings in the United States. However, their happiness was challenged when they applied for a Green Card for Tony, an Australian citizen. The INS responded with a derogatory letter, denying Tony's resident status and labeling them as "faggots." In 1980, they took a groundbreaking step by filing the first lawsuit asking a U.S. court to recognize their gay marriage for immigration purposes. The documentary captures their enduring love and the battles they faced against marriage and immigration inequality.
Limited Partnership (2014)
2014 · Documentary · 75 min. · United States
Credits
Direction Thomas G. Miller
Soundtrack Allyson Newman
Screenplay Thomas G. Miller · Kirk Marcolina · Carl Pfirman · Monique Zavistovski
Cinematography Nancy Huffman · Kirk Marcolina
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Title Limited Partnership
Original title Limited Partnership
Year 2014
Type Documentary
Length 75 min.
Country United States
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