This timely doc follows Texas State Senator Wendy Davis's filibuster in 2013, when she stood for 13 hours to fight an antiabortion law threatening women's access to lifesaving healthcare.
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| Wendy Davis | ... |
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Directed by
| Gretchen Stoeltje | ||
Produced by
| Maggie M. Bailey | ... | associate producer |
| Katy Drake Bettner | ... | producer |
| Ashley Dizon | ... | co-executive producer |
| Barbara Dobkin | ... | executive producer |
| Michael Esposito | ... | executive producer |
| Kristi Frazier | ... | producer |
| Shelby Hadden | ... | associate producer |
| Loren Hammonds | ... | executive producer |
| Suzanne Lerner | ... | executive producer |
| Richard Linklater | ... | executive producer |
| Christopher Lucas | ... | associate producer |
| Susanne Mason | ... | archive producer |
| Trevor Noah | ... | executive producer |
| Mehul Shah | ... | associate producer |
| Gretchen Stoeltje | ... | producer |
| Michelle Voss | ... | associate producer |
| Sanaz Yamin | ... | executive producer |
Music by
| Megan Carnes | ||
Cinematography by
| Amy Bench | ||
| Caleb B. Kuntz | ||
| PJ Raval | ... | (cinematography) |
Editing by
| Nina Vizcarrondo | ||
Editorial Department
| Sky Helwig | ... | dcp mastering & quality assurance |
| Sophia Loffreda | ... | additional editor |
| Adam Pacheco | ... | dcp quality control |
Production Management
| Alex Pilkington | ... | post-production supervisor |
Sound Department
| Katrina Fairlee | ... | sound mixer |
| Andrew Garrison | ... | production sound mixer |
| Nick Patronella | ... | Sound Editor/Mixer |
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| Mike Nicholson | ... | visual effects artist |
Additional Crew
| Jacob Schatz | ... | Additional Footage |
| Jacki St. Thomas | ... | Festival Publicist |
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What happens when a woman's voice is finally heard in the Texas statehouse? Shouting Down Midnight is a film about civic engagement and the fight for reproductive freedom. In 2013, Texas State Senator Wendy Davis stood for 13 hours while she filibustered an anti-abortion bill which would dramatically restrict Texas women's access not just to abortion, but to needed health care services. Our characters are women whose letters Davis read during the filibuster, Davis herself, and one young activist who chose her fate that day. Since then, we've followed these women to understand how that day changed their lives, and why the fight for reproductive freedom is more important than ever. |
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