92 Minutes: The Hometown Shoot

A photograph made them symbols. The truth made them free.

92 Minutes is much more than the re-telling of the infamous moment on the Golden Gate Bridge — it’s the untold, twenty-year story of two men who spent their lives hiding their deepest wounds. The film follows Kevin Berthia, who carried a lifetime of silence and shame, and Kevin Briggs, a celebrated officer whose own childhood trauma remained buried beneath the uniform. When a single photograph forces their lives together, both men begin a journey of healing that neither could have predicted.

This film shows that the courage to be honest — to share the parts of ourselves we think are unworthy or “bad” — is often the very beginning of healing. By watching the Kevins confront their own shame and speak their truth, we want audiences to feel empowered to do the same. Their vulnerability becomes a blueprint for self-acceptance, connection, and real transformation. This is a story that invites people to step out of hiding and into freedom.