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Out Rage '69: The Question of Equality

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From Stonewall to Anita Bryant, to Oregon Measure 9 and "don't ask, don't tell," the Gay Liberation movement has fought for equal rights in a climate of hatred, violence, intolerance, and discrimination. Out Rage '69, produced, directed, and written by award-winning filmmaker Arthur Dong, is the first installment of The Question of Equality, a four-part film series that shows a multi-faceted history of the gay and lesbian civil rights movement. Winner of a GLAAD Media Award for Best Television Documentary Series.

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Walter Goodman New York Times 06/09/2020
The memories are the thing here. Go to Full Review Robert Koehler Los Angeles Times 06/09/2020
The closeted, forcibly hidden lives of homosexual men and women before the 1960s is briefly but powerfully documented by Arthur Dong. Go to Full Review Tony Scott Variety 06/09/2020
Going back to 1965, Out Rage '69 describes the undercover lives of gays and lesbians as they slipped into anonymous bars and hid from vice cops, presented straight facades or accepted conformity. Go to Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis From Stonewall to Anita Bryant, to Oregon Measure 9 and "don't ask, don't tell," the Gay Liberation movement has fought for equal rights in a climate of hatred, violence, intolerance, and discrimination. Out Rage '69, produced, directed, and written by award-winning filmmaker Arthur Dong, is the first installment of The Question of Equality, a four-part film series that shows a multi-faceted history of the gay and lesbian civil rights movement. Winner of a GLAAD Media Award for Best Television Documentary Series.
Director
Arthur Dong
Genre
Documentary, Gay & Lesbian
Original Language
English
Runtime
55m