John Greyson's acclaimed <i>Zero Patience</i> debuts on DVD May 31 (16178)

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        John Greyson&#39;s acclaimed &lt;i&gt;Zero Patience&lt;/i&gt; debuts on DVD May 31 (16178)
    
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16178Entertainment News2005-05-28       John Greyson's acclaimed Zero Patience debuts on DVD May 31     
 
 
       Canadian filmmaker John Greyson's acclaimed AIDS musical, Zero Patience, makes its DVD debut from Strand Releasing Home Video on Tuesday, May 31. A dizzying combination of AIDS activism and show tunes, the acclaimed film's DVD release will include a Greyson short film, Ads Epidemic, along with a music video and two music tracks from the film.     
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John Greyson&#39;s acclaimed &lt;i&gt;Zero Patience&lt;/i&gt; debuts on DVD May 31 (16178)

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John Greyson's acclaimed <i>Zero Patience</i> debuts on DVD May 31 (16178)