Tying the Knot

Year: 2004

Runtime: 81 min

Language: English

Director: Jim de Sève

Documentary

This documentary explores the changing landscape of marriage across history, from medieval traditions to modern debates. It examines the evolution of marital customs and the societal shifts that have influenced them, including a look at the 1971 Manhattan marriage bureau protests. The film highlights the intersection of rights, privilege, and love, showcasing the conflict between gay activists and conservative politicians as they fight for marital equality and its broader implications.

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