Out in the Night

The documentary runs for 75 minutes and presents a powerful narrative about four young African-American lesbians who face a life-threatening situation. Under the neon lights of a gay-friendly neighborhood, they are attacked by a man and respond with self-defense, only to be labeled as a 'Gang of Killer Lesbians' in the media.

Produced by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, ITVS, Sundance Institute, and Fork Films, Out in the Night sheds light on the broader societal issues surrounding LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly women of color. The film is notable for its themes of self-defense and the complexities of media representation during a criminal trial.

This documentary is available to collectors on DVD and Blu-ray, among other formats, making it accessible for those interested in LGBTQ+ narratives and documentary filmmaking.