America You Kill Me

About This Movie

America You Kill Me delves into the life of Jeffrey Montgomery, a pivotal figure in the fight for gay rights in the Midwest. The documentary has this raw, gritty feel that mirrors the struggles he faced—even the pacing can be uneven, reflecting the chaotic journey of activism. It doesn’t shy away from the darker corners of his story. The interviews are candid, and there's an authenticity in the way they capture the atmosphere of the era. There’s a mix of archival footage and present-day reflections, which I found particularly effective; it lends a sense of continuity to the narrative. What stands out are the personal stories shared, they evoke real emotion and offer a deeper understanding of the fight for equality.

Directed by Daniel LandFocuses on Jeffrey Montgomery's activismExamines the evolution of gay rights