Synopsis
Over 400 community screenings of this film have taken place across the United States, primarily organized by LGBT and marriage equality groups.
Synopsis
At the Seattle International Film Festival in May 2005, Drew Emery premiered Inlaws & Outlaws, a documentary that presents the true stories of couples and singles, both gay and straight. The film features individuals sharing their experiences of love and loss, revealing their relationships without initial labels. As the narratives unfold, stereotypes dissolve, and a shared humanity emerges. The film has been screened over 400 times across the United States, supported by community activists and organizations advocating for marriage equality.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet real people sharing heartfelt stories
- See the film's journey through 25+ film festivals
- Find out why it won awards for social change
Did You Know
- Inlaws & Outlaws won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2006 deadCENTER Film Festival.
- The film was presented in over 25 film festivals and received Best of Fest at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.
- As of November 2010, over 400 community screenings of the film were held in the U.S.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed Inlaws & Outlaws?
Inlaws & Outlaws was directed by Drew Emery.
What award did Inlaws & Outlaws win at the deadCENTER Film Festival?
Inlaws & Outlaws won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2006 deadCENTER Film Festival.
When did Inlaws & Outlaws have its theatrical premiere?
Inlaws & Outlaws had its theatrical premiere in July 2007 at the Seattle Cinerama.
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