Unveiling the Untold Story of Tony Vit and His Mysterious Wife

.DUBLIN PREMIERE - DOC'N ROLL FILM FESTIVALTIX - https://www.docnrollfestival.com/films/SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER BELOW FOR UPDATES ON THE RELEASEhttps://doc... The documentary entitled ‘DON’T EVER STOP’, tells the story of the inventor of hard house as we approach the 25th anniversary of his death. Working-class gay DJ Tony De. Described as “a tale of love, loss, gay identity, hero worship, attitudes to AIDS and the 90s boom in dance music”, Don’t Ever Stop tells the story of Tony De Vit, Fergie – a 15. Through the lens of the Birmingham DJ and producer, Don't Ever Stop delves into love, loss, gay identity, stardom and attitudes to AIDS. The documentary combines archive. This powerful documentary tells the story of how the three men’s lives became intertwined in a tale of love, loss, gay identity, hero worship, attitudes to AIDS and the 90s.

A few months before his untimely death at the age of just 40, Mixmag caught up with de Vit at the start of what looked to be a promising 1998 for the Kidderminster native. As. The film delves into De Vit’s music career and life as a gay man against a backdrop of the aids epidemic during the 90s, exploring the DJ’s relationships with Fergie, Andi Buckley. Through the lens of the Birmingham DJ and producer, Don't Ever Stop delves into love, loss, gay identity, stardom and attitudes to AIDS. The documentary combines archive. Join me on a hilarious journey as I interrogate my friend about his decision to attend VIT AP University. But wait! The answer lies in a side-splitting twist... Tony de Vit almost single-handedly laid the foundations of a whole new sound and era in the world of dance music. In the space of just a few years, following many years of being. Described as “a tale of love, loss, gay identity, hero worship, attitudes to AIDS and the 90s boom in dance music”, Don’t Ever Stop tells the story of Tony De Vit, Fergie – a 15. The documentary entitled ‘DON’T EVER STOP’, tells the story of the inventor of hard house as we approach the 25th anniversary of his death. Working-class gay DJ Tony De. Former Trade and Heaven resident Tony De Vit, who passed away 20 years this year, was one of the 'breakthrough' names of 1996, as he followed a memorable Essential Mix.

Through the lens of the Birmingham DJ and producer, Don't Ever Stop delves into love, loss, gay identity, stardom and attitudes to AIDS. The documentary combines archive. .DUBLIN PREMIERE - DOC'N ROLL FILM FESTIVALTIX - https://www.docnrollfestival.com/films/SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER BELOW FOR UPDATES ON THE RELEASEhttps://doc... Tony de Vit almost single-handedly laid the foundations of a whole new sound and era in the world of dance music. In the space of just a few years, following many years of being. Former Trade and Heaven resident Tony De Vit, who passed away 20 years this year, was one of the 'breakthrough' names of 1996, as he followed a memorable Essential Mix.