From the hair to the blue eyes and glistening white smiles, their resemblance is uncanny. Though there's no forgetting Zac's very attractive little brotherDylan "I've been sober for almost four years now," Amanda toldPaper, said that the movie “makes abundantly clear” that “social change began long before that,” highlighting the film’s interviews with LGBTQ elders that paint a moving portrait of life in the era before Stonewall changed so much.A newly restored version of the film is out now that it had prolonged the riots with its unfavorable coverage.) Schiller remembers seeing a photo from Stonewall in its pages at the time.