A peek at the inspiring story that won the Emmy for best movie of the year

Those early years of the AIDS crisis are an important part of history we need to remember. Larry Kramer’s largely biographical story addresses the battle against silence, stigma, and ignorance during the AIDS epidemic.

By

Aug 26, 2014

Take a peek at “The Normal Heart” trailer below to see why it won best movie.

Then check out Ryan Murphy’s touching acceptance speech. He salutes his star-studded cast and Larry Kramer.

Add to Google News

Tags

democracy diversity and equality government health health reproductive rights

More for You

Robin Williams, heart, comedian, kindness, stand up, comedy, funny, humor, celebrities

Robin Williams saw a struggling comedian bomb on stage. He knew exactly what to say to her.

native garden, backyard transformation, native plants, gardening, landscaping, xeriscaping

Mom and daughter transformed a boring backyard into a beautiful native plant paradise

police, cops, police officers, law enforcement, heroes, 10-year-old, thank you letters, kindness

10-year-old girl walks into police station and brings officers to tears with 2 simple words

boomer, boomers, baby boomers, life skills, boomer life skills

Boomers share 20 life skills they’re proud they learned but are rarely used today

gen z, dinner, parties, hosting, friends

‘She never called it hosting’: Midwest mom goes viral for teaching Gen Z to throw better parties

Advertisement

Featured

All Featured Stories →

Lorem ipsum, placeholder text, dummy text

Woman’s deep dive into ‘Lorem ipsum’ dummy text reveals we’ve had its history oh so wrong

Annie Reneau

Austin High School, cheerleading squad, nostalgia, Westminster Senior Living

From senior class to senior home: over 50 classmates from Austin High School now live together

Cecily Knobler

ageism, workplace, careers, TEDx, women at work

She wrote ‘yippee’ in an email and got put on a PIP. Then the pattern clicked.

Adam Albright-Hanna & Upworthy Staff

Houston man fosters 7 golden retrievers while healing from Parkinson’s disease

Emily Shiffer