Following the Virginia Tech shooting, Barbara Kopple interviews gun rights advocates and gun control supporters amid America's contentious gun legislation debate.
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Following the Virginia Tech shooting, Barbara Kopple interviews gun rights advocates and gun control supporters amid America's contentious gun legislation debate.
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Barbara Kopple interviews gun rights advocates and supporters of stricter gun control in the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shooting. The 2011 documentary features perspectives from individuals such as Christine Burrill and Marc Weiss. Through these discussions, the film presents the emotional toll of gun violence and the differing opinions on gun legislation in America. It seeks to unpack the complexities surrounding this deeply divisive issue.
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Why Watch
- Meet Barbara Kopple, an Oscar-winning director.
- See diverse perspectives on gun control in America.
- Find out how the Virginia Tech shooting shaped the debate.
Did You Know
- Barbara Kopple won an Oscar for her previous work before directing this film.
- The film was released in 2011, five years after the Virginia Tech shooting.
- The documentary has a runtime of 89 minutes.
- The film features interviews with both gun rights advocates and gun control supporters.
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Gun Fight was directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Barbara Kopple.
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Gun Fight was released in 2011.
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The duration of Gun Fight is 89 minutes.
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