The directors started making the film in 1992 , while Crowe was working for the National Film Board of Canada ; it began when Crowe made a " pinco triangle " to carry with him at that year 's Toronto Pride Parade , and conducted " person on the street " interviews with former Sudburians he met while displaying the symbol . Due to limited financing , the film was not fully completed until 1998 . The film premiered at BFI Flare in 1999 . It also screened at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival and the Inside Out Film and Video Festival in Toronto , and was a nominated finalist for Best Cultural Documentary at Hot Docs
Inside Out Film and Video Festival
Inside Out Film and Video Festival
The Pinco Triangle