Film Lens
The documentary 'Misfits' focuses on LGBT teenagers living at OpenArms, a shelter in a small Oklahoma town with 2,000 churches. It follows the lives of three teens as they navigate their identities and seek love and friendship in a society that often marginalizes them. The film presents their personal stories, illustrating the rejection and discrimination they face while also highlighting the friendships they build within the shelter.
Through these narratives, 'Misfits' emphasizes the significance of community and acceptance. The film portrays the harsh realities of life for LGBT youth, but also celebrates the connections they form at OpenArms, showcasing how they find strength in each other amidst adversity.
Why Watch
- •Meet LGBT teens at OpenArms shelter in Oklahoma.
- •Find out how community shapes their lives.
- •See the impact of rejection and acceptance.
Did You Know
•The town featured in the film has 2,000 churches.
•The documentary follows three LGBT teenagers.
•The film's director is Jannik Splidsboel.
•The documentary has a runtime of 74 minutes.
Perfect For
LGBT youth issuesCommunity supportTeen friendships