Stonewall Uprising offers a compelling primer on a pivotal moment in American history, using the memories of those who lived through it. Read critic reviews
Stonewall Uprising
2010, Documentary, 1h 22m
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In June 1969, a police raid on New York's Stonewall Inn sparks a three-day riot that leads to the gay-rights movement.
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Genre: Documentary
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Original Language: English
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Director: Kate Davis, David Heilbroner
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Producer: Kate Davis, David Heilbroner
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Writer: David Heilbroner
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $127.9K
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Distributor: First Run
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Most of it is familiar territory, but its nice to hear people who were there retell their story about what it was like rather than just a bunch of historians discussing its significance. We know it was the turning point, but to listen to gay men and women describe how and why they were pushed to the breaking point is pretty interesting.
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Straightforward but powerful documentary about the riot at a Greenwich Village gay bar in 1969 that sparked the gay rights movement, and became a rallying cry against the widespread legalized oppression of homosexuals in America. Feels every bit as momentous as it should, and provides a wrenching overview of the roots of the modern gay rights movement.
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