Produced and Directed by Michele Josue Released by Run Rabbit Run Media USA. 88 min. Not rated Through director Michele Josue’s choice to use the casual, familiar moniker of “Matt” in her documentary’s title, she indicates her intent to reveal a personal, untold side of the young man that, for profoundly tragic reasons, we have all come to
This film explores the life and tragic death of Matthew Shepard, the gay student murdered in Laramie, WY through a truly personal lens.
This heartbreaking documentary should be shown in every high school and college — and everywhere intolerance is suspected. On Oct. 6, 1998, the gay Laramie, Wyo., student Matthew Shepard, then 21, was tied to a fence and pistol-whipped. He died six days later. The homophobic malice behind the atrocity turned him into a human-rights icon. […]
In this sneak peek, we talk to retired Sheriff's Deputy Reggie Fluty. She was the first responder on the scene who cut Matt free from the buck fence he had b...
The official trailer for the new award-winning documentary MATT SHEPARD IS A FRIEND OF MINE, which explores the life and tragic death of Matthew Shepard, the...
Kimberly Peirce, the writer, director of "Boys Don't Cry," the 1999 film based on the true story of transgendered teen Brandon Teena, taped this thoughtful introduction for tonight's Los Angeles premier of "Matt Shepard is a Friend of Mine."
Dax Shepard Matthew Lillard Seth Green Without A Paddle 2004
Seth Green Matthew Lillard Dax Shepard Without A Paddle 2004
The director of the film Matt Shepard Is a Friend of Mine is Michele Josue, who knew Matthew Shepard when they were both children. It's the sort of...
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Matthew Lillard and Dax Shepard at an event for Without a Paddle (2004)
Jack Morris, Kirk Gibson and Matt Shepard form the new Tigers broadcast team, replacing the fired Mario Impemba and Rod Allen.
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