Agency - English program:.North West Centre. Agency:.Produced by Earth to Sky Pictures Inc. in co-production with the National Film Board of Canada with the assistance of the Alberta Film Development Program and the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit, with the participation of the Rogers Telefund. Developed in association with the Canadian Television Fund, the National Film Board of Canada and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Writer, Christina Willings ; director, Francine Pelletier, Christina Willings ; producer, Christina Willings, Bonnie Thompson ; director of photography, Shaun Henning ; editor, Paul Mortimer ; original score, Jeff Bray ; executive producer, Nancy Laing, David Christensen, Graydon McCrea, Derek Mazur ; sound recordist, Antonio Aroyo, Gabe Chu, Kate Kechnie, Steve Lafayette, Christopher Miller ; story consultant, Trevor Grant, Francine Pelletier ; sound design, Jordan Wiberg ; re-recording mixer, John Iaquinta ; visual researcher, Tanya Fleet.

Recorded 2008.

There's a bride, a groom and the usual happy crowd of well-wishers. But this is no ordinary wedding. Ana and Brian are ex-gays - adherents to a controversial evangelical movement that purports to convert gay people into heterosexuals. Cure for Love goes inside the unusual Christian subculture and follows the lives of several young people whose homosexuality is at odds with their religious beliefs to fashion a nuanced critique of 21st century fundamentalism through their moving testimony. Jonathan, a soft-spoken young Texan, was driven into an ex-gay 'ministry' by crippling self-loathing - but now embraces a Christianity that leaves room for a loving gay relationship. Darren, another refugee, looks back at the ex-gay experience with mixed feelings and wry humour - 'Oh I've been saved several times!' Ana and Brian remain within the flock, carving out a progressive Canadian position within the movement. Keenly tuned to shifts within contemporary Christianity and the broader culture, Cure for Love makes a big-hearted contribution to the ongoing dialogue on difference and tolerance.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Description based on online resource; title from title screen (National Film Board of Canada, viewed 2023-08-10).