With remarkable honesty, good humor, great music and real heart, Inlaws & Outlaws weaves together true stories of couples and singles, gay and straight to celebrate what we all have in common: we love.
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Pride Screenings Popping Up All Over
Jun 12, 2008
Inlaws & Outlaws is popping up all over for theatre and community screenings timed to celebrate Pride Month.On June 19th, we've got our first screening in Colorado at the historic Rialto Theatre in Loveland. Check it out here. Also on the 19th, you can see the film in Cleveland, Ohio at the Pilgrim UCC.
Closer to home, THREE theatres in the Seattle area have special engagements of the film this month:
On Bainbridge Island, the Lynwood Theater hosts the film Friday through Sunday, June 13-15th. These screenings are sponsored by Cedars UU Church.
On Vashon Island, the Vashon Theatre is presenting the film June 15-17, Sunday through Tuesday.
Central Cinema in Seattle has three shows June 22 and 23. It's the only theatre in town where you can have a pizza, enjoy a pint or some wine and see a great indie film. Plus, it's just $5.
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Host a Screening for Free!
Jun 11, 2008
Our community screenings have been a spectacular success for the Hearts + Minds Campaign. Now we’d like to offer organizations, congregations, schools and activists a way that they can host a screening of the film for free.
Here’s how:
Order any re-sale package of 10 or more DVDs at our discounted rate. You will then receive a credit of $75 toward your screening license.
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KCTS Airs Inlaws and Outlaws for Pride
Jun 10, 2008
Seattle PBS affiliate KCTS 9 will air Inlaws and Outlaws as part of a special Gay Pride Night, Wednesday, June 11, beginning at 7 p.m. Paired with Anyone and Everyone, both films explore relationships, marriage and family life to demonstrate how diverse yet uniquely similar we all are.
Inlaws and Outlaws begins at 8:30 pm and will include additional interviews with some of the film's subjects. Director Drew Emery will be live in the KCTS 9 studio discussing the making of the documentary and the reactions it's sparked across North America.
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Bishop Gene Robinson Appears at Q&A
May 10, 2008
The second leg of the Inlaws & Outlaws Movie Tour had a tremendous New England kick off this past Thursday, March 27 with a special presentation of the film at the beautiful Music Hall in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Joining director Drew Emery at the Music Hall was the Rt. Rev. Gene Robinson, the first and only openly gay bishop of the Episcopal Church, and bishop of the New Hampshire Diocese. Drew and Bishop Robinson's audience discussion following the film screening was an emotional highlight of the evening, moving many to tears.
Read what two audience members wrote about their experiences here.
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