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We Have Always Been on Fire

2018, English. Directed by Sasha Wortzel.

Set among the dunes and clubs of Fire Island, which have witnessed decades of cruising and dancing, the film blends a performance of Morgan Bassichis's song "We Have Always Been on Fire" with 1976 footage by queer nightlife documentarian Nelson Sullivan. We Have Always Been on Fire traces a queer lineage and engages with loss.

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30 March 2018
short film

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We Have Always Been on Fire runs 6 minutes (0h 6m).

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We Have Always Been on Fire isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 30 March 2018. (Checked 11 November 2026.)

What movies are like We Have Always Been on Fire?

If you liked We Have Always Been on Fire, try Solid Serenade, Sea Scouts, Joker: Put on a Happy Face.

Who directed We Have Always Been on Fire?

We Have Always Been on Fire (2018) was directed by Sasha Wortzel and stars Morgan Bassichis.

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