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Outrage — the documentary by Academy Award-nominated director Kirby Dick that explores the world of closeted homosexual politicians and casts Florida governor and Senate candidate Charlie Crist as its leading man — is set to screen twice locally this month.
The Miami Beach Cinematheque will premiere the film this Friday, July 17, at 9 p.m. Tickets cost ten dollars for nonmembers.
The film’s website lists a repeat showing Friday, July 31, at UM’s Bill Cosford Cinema.
Most of the film’s allegations about Crist are based on reports by New Times Broward/Palm Beach columnist Bob Norman.
