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“Pariah”: An Independent Film Breaking Boundaries

Pariah, which generated a lot of buzz at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival and opens in select U.S. theaters Wednesday, is a coming-of-age film about falling in love and embracing one’s identity. The movie follows a 17-year-old black lesbian named Alike (pronounced “uh-LEE-kay”) as she navigates her complex relationships at school and at home.” — quote by NPR Staff

For those who are fans of independent films that make waves in the Sundance Film Festival, there’s a new kid on the block titled “Pariah”. Director Dee Rees does a fantastic job and its sure to be a hit! Check out the full synopsis here:

http://www.npr.org/2011/12/28/144328186/in-pariah-high-stakes-of-embracing-gay-identity

One response to ““Pariah”: An Independent Film Breaking Boundaries”

  1. trankin says:

    Saw the movie and it was great. The movie reveals how some of us in the community are outcasts to many of our family members and community strive to find ouselves, to be us and to be prosperous.

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