Word Is Out: Stories of Some of Our Lives (1977)
More than two dozen men and women of various backgrounds, ages, and races talk to the camera about being gay or lesbian. Their stories are arranged in loose chronology: early years, fitting in (which for some meant marriage), coming out, establishing adult identities, and reflecting on how things have changed and how things should be.
Directors: Rob Epstein, Nancy Adair, Peter Adair, Lucy Massie Phenix, Veronica Selver, Andrew Brown.
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Sally M. Gearhart as Self |
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Pat Bond as Self |
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John Burnside as Self |
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Elsa Gidlow as Self |
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Donald Hackett as Self |
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Harry Hay as Self |
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Pam Jackson as Self |
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Rusty Millington as Self |
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Trish Nugent as Self |
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Mark Pinney as Self |
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Rick Stokes as Self |
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George Mendenhall as Self |
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Nadine Armijo as Self |
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Dennis Chiu as Self |
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Nathaniel Dorsky as Self |
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David Gillon as Self |
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Tom Fitzpatrick as Self (as Roger Harkenrider) |
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Bernice Fladen as Self (as Whitey) |
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Freddy Gray as Self |
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Linda Marco as Self |
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Tede Mathews as Self |
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Michael Mintz as Self |
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Achebe Betty Powell as Self (as Betty Powell) |
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Ann Samsell as Self |
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Cynthia Gair as Self |
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Rosa Montoya as Self (uncredited) |
| Directing | Rob Epstein | Director |
| Directing | Nancy Adair | Director |
| Production | Peter Adair | Producer |
| Directing | Peter Adair | Director |
| Directing | Lucy Massie Phenix | Director |
| Sound | Trish Nugent | Music |
| Directing | Veronica Selver | Director |
| Directing | Andrew Brown | Director |
