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Outrage (2009)

An indictment of closeted politicians who lobby for anti-gay legislation in the US.

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Carrie Rickey 15 Oct 2009

Despite its title, Outrage is calm, riveting, and provocative.

J.R. Jones 25 Mar 2009

What makes Outrage a bankable indie film is the promise of personal embarrassment--everyone loves a good outing. Except for the person at the center of it.

A.O. Scott 19 Sep 2014

Mr. Dick, whose previous documentaries have examined sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church, the inner workings of the movie ratings system and the life and work of the French philosopher Jacques Derrida, is a cerebral muckraker. While his techniques are not as nakedly tendentious as Michael Moore’s (and his movies, as a consequence, are not as much fun), he hardly pretends to be a detached or unbiased observer.

Matthew Sorrento 11 Nov 2012

The average viewer will be satisfied with the product, even if the film offers hardly any new information. The doc buff will witness a film that can't surface above the steady nonfiction output at the art house.

Jonathan Curiel 20 Nov 2014

A powerful new documentary that addresses the issue of "hypocritical" male politicians.