Andrew Sullivan

Temendo que as ações de um super-herói divino não tenham sido controladas, o formidável e vigoroso vigilante de Gotham City enfrenta o salvador mais reverenciado e moderno de Metrópolis, enquanto o mundo luta com o tipo de herói que realmente precisa. E com Batman e Superman em guerra um contra o outro, uma nova ameaça rapidamente surge, colocando a humanidade em maior perigo do que nunca antes.

Outrage é um documentário de 2009 dirigido por Kirby Dick sobre políticos gays norte-americanos no armário e que patrocinam legislação antigay. Esses políticos incluem o governador da Flórida, Charlie Crist, o congressista pela Califórnia David Dreier, o ex-prefeito de Nova Iorque, Ed Koch, e o ex-congressista pela Louisiana, Jim McCrery. O filme também apresenta entrevistas com os políticos abertamente gays Barney Frank, Jim McGreevey, e Tammy Baldwin. Quando perguntado sobre a ética em revelar a orientação sexual de políticos que optaram em preservar suas vidas particulares, Dick respondeu dizendo "nosso filme toma a posição de não visar os políticos que estão no armário mas não votam contra os gays". O filme foi produzido por Chain Camera Pictures, a produtora co-fundada por Kirby Dick. O Sundance Institute deu fundos para a produção do filme.

In 2004, political bloggers came of age. They propelled Howard Dean from fringe candidate to front-runner. They took on CBS anchor Dan Rather and won. As the 2006 mid-term elections approached, bloggers were preparing for battle again. This documentary examines how online democratic activism is shaping important elections by focusing on the decisive Connecticut senate race and Ned Lamont's challenge to incumbent Joe Lieberman.

With a rare gift for unflinching impartiality, director Arthur Dong delves into the lives and attitudes of fundamentalist families who actively oppose homosexuality, despite having gay offspring themselves.

Eiko, a Japanese American teenage vampire, suffering from agoraphobia caused by the trauma from the night her family was murdered and she was turned, is unable and unwilling to leave her family’s home. And she not only loses track of time, but time itself. Eiko spends most of her years avoiding others and trying not to live life as a vampire, but the world won’t leave her alone.

Eiko, a Japanese American teenage vampire, suffering from agoraphobia caused by the trauma from the night her family was murdered and she was turned, is unable and unwilling to leave her family’s home. And she not only loses track of time, but time itself. Eiko spends most of her years avoiding others and trying not to live life as a vampire, but the world won’t leave her alone.

Eiko, a Japanese American teenage vampire, suffering from agoraphobia caused by the trauma from the night her family was murdered and she was turned, is unable and unwilling to leave her family’s home. And she not only loses track of time, but time itself. Eiko spends most of her years avoiding others and trying not to live life as a vampire, but the world won’t leave her alone.