Four young African-American lesbians are charged and labeled as a 'Gang of Killer Lesbians' after a violent encounter in New York City's gay-friendly neighborhood.
“A lifetime demanding self-defense, one night they fought back.”
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Four young African-American lesbians are charged and labeled as a 'Gang of Killer Lesbians' after a violent encounter in New York City's gay-friendly neighborhood.
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Under the neon lights of New York City's gay-friendly neighborhood, Venice Brown, Des Marshall, T.J. Hill, and Ricky Hill confront a man who violently threatens them. In a moment of self-defense, they fight back but are later charged and convicted. Labeled as a "Gang of Killer Lesbians" by the media, they navigate a biased legal system that often overlooks the rights of marginalized communities. The documentary, directed by Blair Doroshwalther, runs for 75 minutes and premiered in 2014.
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Why Watch
- Meet Venice Brown and her friends facing a life-threatening attack.
- See the impact of media labeling on marginalized communities.
- Find out how self-defense laws affect women of color.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Blair Doroshwalther in 2014.
- The documentary features four main cast members: Venice Brown, Des Marshall, T.J. Hill, and Ricky Hill.
- The runtime of Out in the Night is 75 minutes.
- The events take place in a gay-friendly neighborhood in New York City.
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Who directed the documentary Out in the Night?
Blair Doroshwalther directed the documentary Out in the Night.
What year was Out in the Night released?
Out in the Night was released in 2014.
What is the main theme of Out in the Night?
The main theme of Out in the Night revolves around the intersection of race, gender, and sexuality in the context of self-defense and legal bias.
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