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Outcast Films
2004–Present

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Location

United States of America

Pennsylvania, United States of America

Reading, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Description

Outcast Films is a film distribution company focused on environmental and social justice issue films. We work with teachers, librarians, and community leaders to educate and empower their audiences on issues that impact all of us. Founded in 2004, Outcast Films has worked with acclaimed directors, first-time filmmakers, and Academy Award® winning producers including David Heilbroner and Kate Davis (Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland, Southern Comfort); Su Freidrich (Sink or Swim, Hide and Seek, The Ties That Bind); Rachel Boynton (Our Brand is Crisis, Big Men); and Deia Schlosberg (The Story of Plastic, How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change); and many more. Through our films, we connect viewers and filmmakers to generate dialogue and effect positive change for a better world.

“About Us,” Outcast Films, accessed March 14, 2024, https://outcast-films.com/about-us/.
Works in catalogue
  • Transgender and gender variant musicians share their stories of gender performance onstage and off in Madsen Minax's new rockumentary. This film is not "Gender 101." While Riot Acts acutely addresses the undeniably political nature of gender identities and bodies, it steers clear of portraying trans experiences as tragedy or anomaly. Instead, inspiration and joy take the spotlight as rock, folk, hiphop and other artists make the music that represents their unique identities and creative passions. Featured interviewees include: Ryka Aoki from Los Angeles; Anderson Toone, Lipstick Conspiracy, Katastrophe, Basic Fix and Trannysaurus Sex from San Francisco; Ryder Richardson, Seattle; Tough Tough Skin and Venus Demars of Minneapolis; Adhamh Roland of St. Louis; Jessica Xavier in DC; The Shondes and Novice Theory in Brooklyn, NY; The Cliks of Toronto and more.