A group of fans dressed as Klingons and other characters attend the Fantasticon science fiction convention in Los Angeles, celebrating their love for Star Trek.
“A hilarious look at the universe's most fervent fans.”
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A group of fans dressed as Klingons and other characters attend the Fantasticon science fiction convention in Los Angeles, celebrating their love for Star Trek.
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Denise Crosby stands among fans at the Fantasticon science fiction convention in Los Angeles, dressed in her Starfleet uniform. "Trekkies" captures the fervor of Star Trek enthusiasts across the United States. The film features interviews with fans who embrace their identities through costumes, clubs, and conventions. Notable figures include Barbara Adams, who wore her uniform to jury duty during the 1996 Clinton Whitewater hearings. Released in 1999, the documentary offers a candid look at the community that celebrates Gene Roddenberry's iconic series.
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Why Watch
- Meet passionate Trekkies at the Fantasticon convention.
- See Barbara Adams in her Starfleet uniform in court.
- Find out how fans react to stereotypes.
Did You Know
- Trekkies was released in the US on May 21, 1999.
- Denise Crosby suggested the documentary after working with Roger Nygard in 1991.
- Barbara Adams wore her Starfleet uniform to the 1996 Clinton Whitewater hearings.
- The film was in competition with Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace.
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Who directed the documentary Trekkies?
Trekkies was directed by Roger Nygard.
When was Trekkies released in the United States?
Trekkies received a national release in the United States on May 21, 1999.
What role did Denise Crosby play in Star Trek?
Denise Crosby is best known for her portrayal of Security Chief Tasha Yar on the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
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