Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Meredith Baxter | ... | Narrator (voice) | |
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Christopher Aller | ... | Self (archive footage) |
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Thomas R. Anable | ... | Self |
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Joel Burns | ... | Self |
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Todd Camp | ... | Self |
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Daniel Scott Cates | ... | Self |
Jason Dottley | ... | Self | |
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Alison Egert | ... | Self |
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Eric Ensminger | ... | Self |
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David J. Folkert | ... | Self |
Chad Gibson | ... | Self (archive footage) | |
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Raymond Gill | ... | Self |
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Benjamin Guttery | ... | Self |
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Jeffrey Halstead | ... | Self |
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Wade Hampton | ... | Self |
A full length documentary film recounting the events surrounding the widely publicized and controversial raid of a Fort Worth, Texas gay bar in 2009. Following a sordid aftermath, Fort Worth would become a leader in LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) equality. However, that journey was not smooth and without controversies. Witness history unfold as this film documents that journey from the perspective of eyewitnesses, activists and politicians who helped change the city. Narrated by television icon and Emmy nominated actress, Meredith Baxter. Written by Anonymous
Robert Camina has produced a compelling, emotional, yet, in my opinion, an even- handed presentation of the events at the Rainbow Lounge. It is obvious that the final investigative results were not completely satisfying to the LGBT community, but I think, as a few of the interviewees stated, it was as good as they were going to get, and the task at hand was to move forward. I feel it's a tribute to Robert that he did summarize by pointing out the progress that had been made later. I'm very proud of Robert's work on this project and am honored by the strength and determination of the members of the Fort Worth LGBT community.