Coming Out Under Fire
It is World War II and the United States military begins to persecute homosexual soldiers for being "sex perverts" and "mentally ill"
4.3
8 votes
1994
1h 12m
Documentary
War
Overview
A historical account of military policy regarding homosexuality during World War II. The documentary includes interviews with several homosexual WWII veterans.
Directed by Arthur Dong
Top cast
Salome Jens
Narrator (voice)P
Phillis Abry
Self - Radio Technician, Women's Army CorpsD
David Barrett
Self - Storekeeper, U.S. NavyS
Sarah Davis
Self - Aviation Machinist Mate, WAVESH
Herbert Greenspan
Self - Psychiatrist, U.S. Navy (as Dr. Herbert Greenspan)B
Bruce Lee
Self - Intelligence Clerk, U.S. Army Air CorpsM
Marvin Liebman
Self - Special Services, U.S. Army Air CorpsS
Stuart Loomis
Self - Psychological Assistant, U.S. ArmyT
Tom Reddy
Self - Special Services, U.S. Marine CorpsA
Alan Bergreen
Additional Voice (voice)V
Victoria Hochberg
Additional Voice (voice)
Burr Middleton
Additional Voice (voice)R
Rick Watts
Additional Voice (voice)Details
Status
Released
Release date
March 1, 1994
Budget
—
Revenue
—
Language
English
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