Produced & Directed by Meema Spadola
A Sugar Pictures Production

OUR HOUSE is airing periodically on Sundance Channel -- check the site to find the next airdate.




 

This 19"x24" color poster is available free of charge to schools, community groups, and other organizations! E-mail COLAGE to request one. (Make sure you put Our House Poster in the message header.)


OUR HOUSE is the first national television documentary about kids of lesbian and gay parents made by the daughter of a lesbian mom. The documentary premiered on PBS in June 2000, and was rebroadcast on Sundance Channel in June 2004. It is distributed on VHS and DVD by First Run / Icarus Films.

 


In OUR HOUSE, director Meema Spadola travels to cities and rural areas in Arizona, Arkansas, New Jersey and New York to profile the sons and daughters of five families -- African American, Latino and white; Mormon, Christian,and Jewish -- who illustrate some of the diversity of America's gay and lesbian families. This website includes more information about the film and can link you to many useful resources.




NY Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2000
Outfest 2000: LA Gay & Lesbian Film Festival GLAAD Media Award Nominee 2000


Clearly a labor of love.
-Rolling Stone
An uplifting portrait of a situation clearly more common than some might think.
-Entertainment Weekly



Help increase visibility of kids of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) parents by downloading our poster! Schools, community groups and other organizations can e-mail COLAGE receive free copies of the poster to display and distribute. (Again, be sure to write Our House Poster in the message header.)

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If you'd like to host a screening of OUR HOUSE or buy a VHS tape of DVD, contact our distributor First Run / Icarus Films at 1-800-876-1710 or mailroom@frif.com. Viewers guides are available.

To view the pdf version of the OUR HOUSE Viewer's Guide you may need to download Acrobat Reader 4.0.

OUR HOUSE outreach is supported by The Soros Documentary Fund, The Rainbow Endowment, New York State Council on the Arts, and The Hugh M. Hefner Foundation.