PRAISE FOR THE FILM

“The hardest work is done by local activists like those you will see in this film. To them I want to say: You are an inspiration to me… I am proud to join in this great human rights cause.” [Read more] - UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon

 

“Shocking, moving, enthralling and enraging.” ★ ★ ★ ★ [Read more] – Time Out

 

“Impressive and on the mark.” [Read more] - Variety

 

“Feels like PARIS IS BURNING by way of THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS.” [Read more]

- The Village Voice

 

“Heart-wrenching and inspiring.” [Read more] - LA Weekly

 

★ ★ ★ ★ [Read more] - The Financial Times

 

“Call Me Kuchu leaves you flabbergasted.” ★ ★ ★ ★ [Read more] - The Times of London

 

“A moving documentary.” [Read more] - The Economist

 

“The film-makers have turned what could have been a detached news report into a moving human tragedy.” ★ ★ ★ ★ [Read more] - The Guardian

 

“Miraculous… Some of the most compelling drama of the year.” [Read more] - Hollywood.com

 

“A gripping account of unbelievably bold LGBTI activists in Uganda… An in-depth journey filled with paradox and hypocrisy, with uplifting moments and eye-opening surprises.” [Read more] - Filmmaker Magazine

 

“As angry and unflinching a piece of documentary filmmaking as you’ll see this year.”
★ ★ ★ ★ [Read more] - Empire Magazine

 

“A terrifying wake-up call for anyone with even a passing interest in basic human rights.”
★ ★ ★ ★ [Read more] - The Irish Times

 

“An urgent story, intelligently and poignantly rendered, honoring the life and courageous example of an everyday hero while exposing shocking human rights violations. Its message resonates globally and issues a call to action.” [Read more]

- The Teddy Jury, Berlin International Film Festival 2012

 

“The team that created CALL ME KUCHU connects the dots of the issues perfectly, enabling the audience to see how personal struggles are inextricably linked to global struggles.” [Read more] - IndieWire / The Mic Movement

 

NEW YORK TIMES OPDOC

 

THEY WILL SAY WE ARE NOT HERE
The New York Times, January 25, 2012
The filmmakers Katherine Fairfax Wright & Malika Zouhali-Worrall explore the motivations, sorrows and dreams of the slain gay rights activist David Kato. Watch the short film and read the article

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PRESS
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U.S. PRESS CONTACTS
Adam J. Segal (NYC & National)
The 2050 Group
Phone: 212.618.6358
Email

Nancy Willen (LA & National)
ACME PR
Phone: 310.963.3433
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OTHER PRESS REQUESTS
Contact the filmmakers at callmekuchu@gmail.com

PRESS NOTES:
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