After Stonewall (1999)

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Documentary/Historical retrospective of the Gay Rights movement from the 1969 Stonewall riots to the present.

Director:

John Scagliotti

Writers:

Andrew Podell, John Scagliotti

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1 win & 2 nominations.
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	Craig Rodwell	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Melissa Etheridge	...	Self - Narrator (voice)
	Mike Carney	...	Self - Police Officer (as Mike Carney, Officer Mike Carney)
	Barney Frank	...	Self - U.S. Congressman
	Peter Tatchell	...	Self - Writer
	Renae Ogletree	...	Self
	Dorothy Allison	...	Self
	Barbara Gittings	...	Self
	Michael Bronski	...	Self - Cultural Critic
	Karla Jay	...	Self - Professor
	Marsha P. Johnson	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Harry Hay	...	Self
	Troy Perry	...	Self (as Rev. Troy Perry)
	Arnie Kantrowitz	...	Self - Professor
	Jim Fouratt	...	Self - Music Producer
	Frank Kameny	...	Self
	Phil Johnson	...	Self
	Pratibha Parmar	...	Self - Filmmaker
	Elizabeth Birch	...	Self - Lawyer
	Jewelle Gomez	...	Self - Writer
	Rita Mae Brown	...	Self
	Chuck Forester	...	Self - Fundraiser
	Armistead Maupin	...	Self
	Mel Flythe	...	Self
	Craig Lucas	...	Self - Playwright
	CoCo LaChine	...	Self - Businessman (as Charles Ching, Empress Coco LaChine)
	Gil Gerald	...	Self
	Sylvester	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Larry Kramer	...	Self
	Bette Midler	...	Self - Bette Midler at the Continental Baths (archiveFootage)
	Robin Tyler	...	Self - Concert Promoter
	Barbara Smith	...	Self - Historian
	Marjorie Hill	...	Self (as Dr. Marjorie Hill)
	Audre Lorde	...	Self - 1934-1992 (archiveFootage)
	Judy Dlugacz	...	Self - Music Producer
	Torie Osborn	...	Self
	Elaine Noble	...	Self - Massachusetts State Representative
	Harvey Milk	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Craig Carnahan	...	Self - Choral Director
	Anita Bryant	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Mel White	...	Self (as Rev. Mel White)
	David Mixner	...	Self - Political Consultant
	Phil Reed	...	Self - Elected Official
	Steve Endean	...	Self - Gay Rights Lobby (archiveFootage)
	Hilary Rosen	...	Self - Lobbyist
	Ronald Reagan	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Jerry Falwell	...	Self - Moral Majority (archiveFootage) (as Rev. Jerry Falwell)
	Maxine Wolfe	...	Self - Activist
	Boy George	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Beverly Little Thunder	...	Self
	Walter Fauntroy	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Mandy Carter	...	Self
	Wayne Jakino	...	Self
	Jesse Helms	...	Self - U.S. Senator (archiveFootage)
	Paul Wisotzky	...	Self
	Amy Hoffman	...	Self
	Ed Meese	...	Self - Attorney General (archiveFootage) (as Atty General Edwin Meese)
	Gerry Studds	...	Self - U.S. Congressman (archiveFootage)
	Sheila James Kuehl	...	Self - State Assembly Member
	Susan Moir	...	Self
	Rock Hudson	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Vivian Shapiro	...	Self
	Richard Elovich	...	Self
	Jesse Jackson	...	Self (archiveFootage) (as Rev. Jesse Jackson)
	Pat Buchanan	...	Self - Republican Convention (archiveFootage)
	Leslea Newman	...	Self
	Mary Cummins	...	Self - School Board Chair, Queens, NY (archiveFootage)
	Neil Miller	...	Self - Historian
	Mark Herman	...	Self (as Momma, Mark Herman)
	Gene Ulrich	...	Self - Openly Gay Mayor of Bunceton
	Ralph Reed	...	Self - Christian Coalition
	Leslie Durgin	...	Self - Mayor, Boulder, CO (as Mayor Leslie Durgin)
	Sue Anderson	...	Self - Grass Roots Organizer
	RuPaul	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Bob Barr	...	Self - Congressman (R) Georgia (archiveFootage) (as Congressman Bob Barr)
	Jeff May	...	Self
	Ellen DeGeneres	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Indigo Girls	...	Themselves (archiveFootage)
	Hope Artichoker	...	Self
	Lorri Jean	...	Self - Director, Gay & Lesbian Center
	Matthew Shepard	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Desmond Tutu	...	Self (archiveFootage) (as Bishop Desmond Tutu)
	Yolanda 'Yo-Yo' Whittaker	...	Self (as Yo-Yo)
	Simon Nkoli	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	South African MCC Choir	...	Themselves (archiveFootage)
	Anjana Suvarnananda	...	Self
	Kate Rowe	...	Self
	Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus	...	Themselves (archiveFootage)
	Andrew Kopkind	...	Self - 1935-1994 (archiveFootage)
	Jose Duran	...	Self - 1956-1991 (archiveFootage)
	Adam Gale	...	Self - 1963-1991 (archiveFootage)
	Roger Jacoby	...	Self - 1944-1985 (archiveFootage)
	Lavender Light Gospel Chorus	...	Themselves (archiveFootage)
	Margarita López	...	Self - New York City Councilmember District 2 (archiveFootage)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Nancy Reagan	...	Self (archiveFootage)
	Maya Angelou	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Les Aspin	...	Self - Secretary of Defense (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	George Bush	...	Self - Vice President of the United States (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Stephen Caffrey	...	Fuzzy (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Margarethe Cammermeyer	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Patrick Cassidy	...	Howard (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Bill Clinton	...	Self - Governor of Arkansas, President of the United States (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Doris Day	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Ron Dellums	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Dianne Feinstein	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Al Gore	...	Self - Vice-President of the United States (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Michael Hardwick	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Frank Kelso	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Coretta Scott King	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Ian McKellen	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Robert H. Michel	...	Self - U.S. Congressman (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Martina Navratilova	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Sam Nunn	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	John Joseph O'Connor	...	Self - Archbishop of New York (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Tip O'Neill	...	Self - Speaker of the House of Representatives (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Colin Powell	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Dennis Shepard	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Judy Shepard	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Cybill Shepherd	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Tom Waddell	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Reggie White	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Andrew Young	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)

Directed by

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John Scagliotti

Written by

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Andrew Podell	...	(writer)

John Scagliotti	...	(writer)

Produced by

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Vic Basile	...	executive producer
Janet Baus	...	co-producer (as Janet W. Baus)
Dan Hunt	...	co-producer
Lesli Klainberg	...	coordinating producer
John Scagliotti	...	executive producer / producer
Susan Walsh	...	produced in association with: Center for Independent Documentary
Daniel J. White	...	associate producer (as DJ White)

Music by

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Don DiNicola

Cinematography by

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John Scagliotti

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(uncredited)

Editing by

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John Scagliotti

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(uncredited)

Editorial Department

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Janet Baus	...	off-line editor (as Janet W. Baus)
Elizabeth Meister	...	off-line editor

Sound Department

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Phillip Clark	...	audio mix
Matt Kaplowitz	...	audio mix
Ken Takeuchi	...	re-recording mixer

Camera and Electrical Department

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Isabella de Rezende	...	additional videographer (as Isabelle de Rezende)
Dave Fraser	...	videographer
Dan Hunt	...	videographer
David Sigal	...	videographer
Ellen Spiro	...	videographer
Daniel J. White	...	additional videographer (as DJ White)

Music Department

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Scott Lehrer	...	music mix
John Parthum	...	music mix / music mixer
Samora	...	musician: vocals

Additional Crew

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Jennifer Abod	...	archival material: courtesy of
Portia Allen	...	production assistant / transcription
Eddie Anderson	...	archival material: courtesy of (as Edgar B. Anderson)
Michael E. Armentrout	...	funding
Jonathan Atkin	...	archival material: courtesy of
B.E. Barksdale	...	funding
Alvin H. Baum Jr.	...	funding
Janet Baus	...	archival director (as Janet W. Baus)
Chris Belcher	...	archival material: courtesy of
Myrna Bernstein	...	funding
Robert A. Bernstein	...	funding (as Bob Bernstein)
Donna Binder	...	archival material: courtesy of
Joan E. Biren	...	archival material: courtesy of
Peter Bull	...	archival material: courtesy of
Wolfgang Busch	...	archival material: courtesy of
Steven Capsuto	...	additional researcher (as Stephen Capsuto)
Jean Carlomusto	...	archival material: courtesy of
Nicki Castoro	...	additional researcher
Mary Ann P. Cofrin	...	funding
Waverly M. Cole	...	funding (as Waverly M. Cole MD)
Bob Connelly	...	production assistant (as Robert Connelly)
John H. Cook	...	funding (as John H. Cook PhD)
Linda Craig	...	archival material: courtesy of
Tia Cross	...	archival material: courtesy of
Diana Davies	...	archival material: courtesy of
Isabella de Rezende	...	archival researcher (as Isabelle de Rezende)
Nathalie Woot de Trixhe	...	web design
Gregg DeChirico	...	transcription
Tina Di Feliciantonio	...	archival material: courtesy of (as Tina DiFeliciantonio)
Josanna Dickson	...	transcription
Frank Domingez	...	archival material: courtesy of
Digby Duncan	...	archival material: courtesy of: 1978 Mardi Gras
Steve Dwyer	...	production assistant
Dick Eckert	...	archival material: courtesy of
Jim Elliot	...	funding
Cowan-Krause Family	...	funding
Faith Faulkner	...	production assistant
Sara Forrest	...	additional researcher
Jay Gandy	...	funding
Maya Gillingham	...	production assistant
Peter Goldfarb	...	funding: Goldfarb Foundation
Michael Gray	...	archival material (as M.D. Gray)
Jim Grouber	...	archival material: courtesy of
Morgan Gwenwald	...	archival material: courtesy of
Dave Hall	...	production assistant / runner
Harry Hanbury	...	production assistant
Paul Hardy	...	production assistant
Daniel Harris	...	historical consultant
Amy Harrison	...	runner
Robert O. Hawkins Jr.	...	funding
Robert Hilferty	...	archival material: courtesy of
Harriet Hirshorn	...	archival material: courtesy of
James C. Hormel	...	funding
Jim Hubbard	...	archival material: courtesy of
Marc Huestis	...	archival material: courtesy of (as Mark Huestis)
Akasha Hull	...	archival material: courtesy of
Dan Hunt	...	archival director
Collin T. Ingraham	...	funding
Gregory Jeresek	...	archival material: courtesy of
Leslie Kaufmann	...	additional researcher
Charissa King	...	production assistant / transcription
Tim Kirkman	...	archival material: courtesy of
Bob LaFont	...	archival material: courtesy of
Dean Lance	...	archival material: courtesy of
Bettye Lane	...	archival material: courtesy of
Charley Lang	...	archival material: courtesy of
Mitchell Lasco	...	production assistant
Michael A. Leppen	...	funding
Cynthia MacAdams	...	archival material: courtesy of
Wayne R. Marquardt	...	archival material: courtesy of
Katherine McQueen	...	funding
Laura Meister	...	additional researcher / transcription
Bill Melamed	...	funding
Daniel Milberg	...	transcription
Jonathan Milder	...	transcription
Neil Miller	...	historical consultant
Chris Moes	...	production assistant / runner
Rachel Neuman	...	transcription
Daniel Nicoletta	...	archival material: courtesy of (as Dan Nicoletta)
Charles Nolan	...	funding
Silvana Nova	...	archival material: courtesy of
Larry Pellegrini	...	archival material: courtesy of
Janice Perry	...	archival material: courtesy of
Andrew Podell	...	historical researcher
Jason Potts	...	production assistant / transcription
Nancy Rathbun	...	transcription
Veronique Redican	...	transcription
Philippe Roques	...	archival material: courtesy of
Nathan Schmidt	...	web design
Ellen Shub	...	archival material: courtesy of
Ellen Shumsky	...	archival material: courtesy of (as Ellen Schumsky)
Joel Singer	...	archival material: courtesy of
Barbara Smith	...	historical consultant
Ben Sonnenberg	...	funding: Grand Street Foundation
Johnny Symons	...	archival material: courtesy of
Eldon Waldo Tamblyn	...	funding
Mark Thompson	...	archival material: courtesy of
Andrew Tobias	...	funding
Kay Tobin-Lahusen	...	archival material: courtesy of
Nancy Tucker	...	archival material: courtesy of
Lilli M. Vincenz	...	archival material: courtesy of (as Dr. Lili M. Vincenz)
Jane C. Wagner	...	archival material: courtesy of
Abby Weintraub	...	transcription
James Wentzy	...	archival material: courtesy of: Diva-TV
Mark White	...	production assistant
Randolfe Wicker	...	archival material: courtesy of (as Randy Wicker)
Lucy Winer	...	archival material: courtesy of
Rex Wockner	...	archival material: courtesy of

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Leeor Bar Heim	...	thank you: for your support
Frank Berndt	...	thank you: for your support
Mimi Bowling	...	thank you: for your support
Stephen Caffrey	...	thank you: for your support (as Steven Caffrey)
Patrick Cassidy	...	thank you: for your support
Bruce Davison	...	thank you: for your support (as Bruce Davidson)
Nelson Duran	...	thank you: for your support
Richard Dworkin	...	thank you: for your support
Jed Ehrmann	...	thank you: for your support
Andrew Fraser	...	thank you: for your support
Robert Hall	...	thank you: for your support
Indigo Girls	...	thank you: for your support
Susan Jacobi	...	thank you: for your support
Bette Midler	...	thank you: for your support
Susan Muska	...	thank you: for your support
Mary-Louise Parker	...	thank you: for your support (as Mary Louise Parker)
Bet Power	...	thank you: for your support
Charlie Rounds	...	thank you: for your support
Rich Wandel	...	thank you: for your support (as Rich Wandell)
Robin Williams	...	thank you: for your support
JoAnne Wypijewski	...	thank you: for your support

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After Stonewall
Center for Independent Documentary (produced in association with)

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First Run Features (1999) (United States) (as First Run Features [FRF])
First Run Features (2000) (Non-US)

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ABC News Video Source (archival material: courtesy of)
Above and Beyond Tours (funding)
Above and Beyond Tours (travel provided by: Amsterdam)
After Stonewall (copyright holder)
American Indian Community House (archival material: courtesy of)
An Uncommon Legacy Foundation (funding)
Anderson/Gold Films (archival material: courtesy of)
Archive Films & Photos (archival material: courtesy of)
Bessie Smith Memorial Collective (archival material: courtesy of)
Beyond Properties (archival material: courtesy of)
Bromfield St. Educational Center, Gay Community News (archival material: courtesy of)
Buffalo Gals (funding)
C-SPAN (archival material: courtesy of)
CNN (archival material: courtesy of)
Center for Independent Documentary (funding)
Channel 4 Television Corporation (archival material: courtesy of)
Channel 8 Denver Public Access (archival material: courtesy of)
Chromavision (on-line editing)
Citibank (major funding)
Comedy Central (thank you: for your support)
Complex Studios West Los Angeles (audio)
Cornell University Libraries (archival material: courtesy of)
Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) (funding)
DNA Productions (archival material: courtesy of)
Department of Defense (archival material: courtesy of)
Diva TV (archival material: courtesy of)
Dyke TV (archival material: courtesy of)
E-Citi (major funding)
Epic Records (thank you: for your support)
Fantasy Records (thank you: for your support)
Frameline (archival material: courtesy of)
Fusion Artists (off-line editing)
GVI (archival material: courtesy of)
Gay & Lesbian Historical Society of Northern California (archival material: courtesy of)
Gay Cable Network (archival material: courtesy of)
Gay Men's Health Crisis (archival material: courtesy of)
Gill Foundation (funding)
Goldfarb Foundation (funding)
Grand Street Foundation (funding)
Green Mountain Post Film (videography)
Historic Films (archival material: courtesy of)
In the Life Media Inc. (archival material: courtesy of)
Institut National de la Communication Audiovisuelle (archival material: courtesy of)
KCET (thank you: for your support)
KCTA PTV (thank you: for your support)
KRMA (thank you: for your support)
KRON (archival material: courtesy of)
L.O.V.E. Collective (archival material: courtesy of)
Lavender Light (archival material: courtesy of)
League at AT&T National (funding)
Lesbian Avengers (archival material: courtesy of)
Lesbian Connections (thank you: for your support)
Louis Wolfson II Media History Center (archival material: courtesy of)
MGM Clip + Still (archival material: courtesy of)
MediaVision/CPTV (on-line editing)
Michael Palm Foundation (funding)
Minnesota American Indian AIDS Task Force (archival material: courtesy of)
NBC News Archives (archival material: courtesy of)
National Museum & Archive of Lesbian and Gay History of the L&G Community Services Center of New York (archival material: courtesy of)
New York Public Library (archival material: courtesy of)
Olivia Records (archival material: courtesy of)
R. Gwin Follis Foundation (major funding)
Ray's Camera (thank you: for your support)
Regal Minneapolis Hotel (hotel accommodations: Minneapolis)
Sexual Minorities Archives Northampton (archival material: courtesy of)
Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College (archival material: courtesy of)
Soros Documentary Fund (major funding)
Soundmaster Productions (audio)
Strand Releasing (archival material: courtesy of)
Subaru of America (major funding)
Such Video (archival material: courtesy of)
Telepros (videography)
Testing the Limits (archival material: courtesy of)
The Committee for the March on Washington (archival material: courtesy of)
The H. van Ameringen Foundation (funding)
The John D. & Catherine MacArthur Foundation (major funding)
The Joseph & Sally Handleman Charitable Foundation (major funding)
The Lesbian Herstory Archives (archival material: courtesy of)
The Rainbow Card (major funding)
The Surf Hotel (hotel accommodations: Chicago)
The Willows Inn (hotel accommodations: San Francisco)
University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts (archival material: courtesy of)
Uptown Realty (funding)
Virgin Records (archival material: courtesy of)
WGBH (archival material: courtesy of)
WGBY (thank you: for your support)
WJBK-TV, Channel 2 Detroit (archival material: courtesy of)
WPWR Chicago (funding)
WTNH (archival material: courtesy of)

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Plot Keywords	act-up two-word-title silence-equals-death catholic-church cardinal See All (154) »
Taglines	A Quarter Century of Lesbian and Gay Activism See more »
Genres	Documentary Biography History
Parents Guide	Add content advisory for parents »
Certification	France:Unrated Germany:Not Rated Italy:Unrated Netherlands:Unrated United States:Not Rated

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Also Known As	Μετά το Stonewall (Greece) После Стоунволла (Russia)
Runtime	88 min
Official Sites	FirstRunFeatures.com distributor's official page for the film.
Country	United States
Language	English
Color	Color (Most of film.)
Filming Locations	Amsterdam, The Netherlands See more »

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Trivia	The sign on the red building, which read "Welcome To GAA'S Firehouse," was over the entrance of an actual old firehouse, in the Soho neighborhood in Manhattan. This was where the Gay Activists Alliance met from 1971 to 1974. The Firehouse was destroyed by arson in 1974. See more »
Movie Connections	Edited from Tales of the City (1993). See more »

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