Filmmaker Matt Wolf is compelled by the people who nurture the legacy of artists who died of AIDS. He has made films about and interviewed many people who lived through the worst of the AIDS epidemic and fight to keep the public remembering and revering those we lost. A vibrant and highly creative community was in some ways decimated during those terrible years and we are left with the works they created yet also with the knowledge of what will never be created. What guides those who guard these memories and keeps the work alive? What drew Matt to this work? Does our relationship to those we lost change over time. And how does a generation that matured when the worst of it was over, especially in the gay community, relate to its history?