SPECIAL FEATURESInterview with judge Harvey BrownstoneEdie with directors Susan Muska & Greta Olafsdottir on the festival circuitLink to "In The Life" Edie & Thea segment"Coping with Disability" featurettePhoto GallerySYNOPSIS:In the closeted 1960s, two young women met and fell in love and so  began the extraordinary tale of Edie and Thea, whose engagement to each  other would span more than forty years Directors Susan Muska and Gréta  Ólafsdóttir The Brandon Teena Story present a lovingly crafted  documentary in which Edia and Thea recount how their improbable romance  ignited a lifelong journey around the world and through history. Though  touched by events like the civil rights movement and the Stonewall  riots, Edie and Thea s relationship transcends politics and is a shining  example of love s ability to endure. Ultimately, in their 70s, with  Thea s health in rapid decline, the two seize the opportunity to fulfill  their dream of getting married. The film captures their inspiring  journey to Toronto and Thea s last trip on a plane where the lovers are  finally able to make their vows. Told with candor, wit, and great  affection, Edie & Thea: A Very Long Engagement is an American love  story for the ages.