| The Gospel of Eureka | |||||
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| Documentary, Queer Themes/Interest | |||||
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| Mx Justin Vivian Bond | ||
| Anita Bryant | ||
| Mx Justin Vivian Bond | Himself - Narrator | |
| Anita Bryant | Herself |
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| Producer | Rob Epstein
Michael Palmieri |
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| Writer | Donal Mosher
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| Cinematography | Michael Palmieri
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| Music | Michael Palmieri
Donal Mosher |
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The Gospel of Eureka examines the town of Eureka Springs, Arkansas where a long-running Christian Passion Play has long drawn a tourist crowd, as has the local drag bar. When tempers flare over proposed bathroom bills, the LGBTQ residents of the city band together to fight back against discrimination…with a twist. The Gospel of Eureka may not offer answers in the clash over who pees where, but it does offer a dose of warmth in a trying time. [Queerty] |
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