Over 90 minutes, the film presents an indictment of politicians who secretly oppose gay rights while lobbying for anti-gay legislation in the US.
“A searing exposé of the secret lives of closeted gay politicians”
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Over 90 minutes, the film presents an indictment of politicians who secretly oppose gay rights while lobbying for anti-gay legislation in the US.
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Synopsis
Kirk Fordham, a former chief of staff for an anti-gay congressman, speaks about his experiences in Washington, D.C. He describes politicians lobbying for anti-gay legislation while concealing their own sexual orientation. The documentary features interviews with various activists and insiders, including the founders of organizations like the Log Cabin Republicans. It released in 2009 and runs for 90 minutes. The film exposes a pattern of hypocrisy among selected political leaders.
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Why Watch
- See the lives of closeted politicians who oppose gay rights.
- Find out how hypocrisy affects LGBTQ+ legislation.
- Meet individuals who reveal their hidden truths.
Did You Know
- The film discusses multiple politicians who voted for anti-gay laws while being closeted.
- Outrage was released in 2009 and has a runtime of 90 minutes.
- It was produced in the United States and is in English.
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What is the runtime of the documentary Outrage?
The runtime of Outrage is 90 minutes.
In which country was Outrage produced?
Outrage was produced in the United States of America.
What year was the documentary Outrage released?
Outrage was released in 2009.
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