In the early 1990s, with the rise of the sexual liberation movement in the late 1960s, AIDS gradually entered everyone's field of vision. However, the public still knows very little about AIDS, and even AIDS and the stigma of homosexuals are often linked together. In this context, France established the "Anti-AIDS" organization Act Up, which aims to promote the basic knowledge of preventing the spread of AIDS and to resist the high-priced monopoly of pharmaceutical companies
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A group of newcomers participated in this meeting, and Nathanwasby the brave, positive, and optimistic activist Sean. As the protests proceeded, Nathan burst into unpredictable energy instantly. They went to high school to distribute condoms to promote safe sex, and rushed into the Paris laboratory of the pharmaceutical giant. It wasn't until she got close to her partner's skin that Sean slowly revealed his mental journey since his illness. Originally the 16-year-old with the strongest vitality, the boy had to face the sudden countdown to death. Sean tried to remind himself by constantly telling people around him: There is still a goal worth pursuing in life.
Marco, a young AIDS patient, lay in the bathroom at home. Marco’s mother, Helena, was also a member of the protest organization. The hospital injected her son with infected blood. She was very angry when she learned the truth. The first rapidly deteriorating case was Jeremy, whose young face looked very moving. Subsequently, Sean’s body deteriorated, which made him more and more lonely, his "tinder" spirit was gradually weakened, he was often criticized when attending meetings, and then had political friction with the directors
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