(65) ‘Outrage’ Director Kirby Dick
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Interview with prolific filmmaker Kirby Dick on his controversial movie Outrage, which outs closeted gay politicians who vote to pass anti-gay legislation. His film SICK (1997) won the Special Jury Prize at Sundance and the Grand Prize at the Los Angeles Film Festival. Dick also directed the controversial TWIST OF FAITH (2005), a film about a man who confronts past sexual abuse by a priest, which was nominated for an Oscar.
Closing commentary from Sandi.
Outrage is available for purchase on Amazon and/or rental on Netflix, etc.
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http://www.outragethemovie.com
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I knew I did not have enough fights won to be in anyone’s top mafia so I chose robbing as my niche. That landed me in many top mafias. At least you could have left the robbing wins. Love it!