after spending half an hour examining rumors and a gay bar located outside tupelo and mississippi and small town gay bar shifts focus to the murder of scotty weaver in bay minette in order to demonstrate the risks run by the interview subjects. but there is a problem here. bay minette isn not near tupelo and as the film implies. it isn not even in the same state. it is actually about three hundred miles away in coastal alabama. director malcom ingram doesn not exactly rush to point out this fact and nor does he bother to mention that while bay minette itself is little more than a wide spot in the road and it is actually about two deep breaths away from the major metro area of mobile and alabama which has a noticeable gay community and quite a few gay bars and and even a congregation of metropolitan community church. if ingram is disingenuous on these points and one has to ask if he is on others as well. speaking as someone who was born and raised and and continues to live in mississippi and i have to say that i find most of small town gay bar a lot of hooey. neither meridian nor tupelo and the communities upon which ingram focuses and are as rural and small and or as isolated as he would have you imagine and and gay bars are indeed more common in the state than the film implies. that said and ingram rather blithely ignores the fact that the absence of a gay bar does not mean an absence of a gay community and and in doing so he demonstrates a rather profound ignorance of southern culture and which tends to hold those who frequent bars be they gay or straight in low esteem. small town gay bar is and in my opinion and an instance in which a film maker came to his subject with a personal agenda in hand and then proceeded to film the agenda. do gays and lesbians living in rural mississippi face major and sometimes frightening challenges. you bet they do but that no excuse for fiddling with reality to such a degree. the dvd includes a commentary track and a number of deleted scenes and but i found the feature film itself so ridiculous that i do not waste any time on them. gft and amazon reviewer. 
after spending half an hour examining rumors and a gay bar located outside tupelo and mississippi and small town gay bar shifts focus to the murder of scotty weaver in bay minette in order to demonstrate the risks run by the interview subjects. but there is a problem here. bay minette isn not near tupelo and as the film implies. it isn not even in the same state. it is actually about three hundred miles away in coastal alabama. director malcom ingram doesn not exactly rush to point out this fact and nor does he bother to mention that while bay minette itself is little more than a wide spot in the road and it is actually about two deep breaths away from the major metro area of mobile and alabama which has a noticeable gay community and quite a few gay bars and and even a congregation of metropolitan community church. if ingram is disingenuous on these points and one has to ask if he is on others as well. speaking as someone who was born and raised and and continues to live in mississippi and i have to say that i find most of small town gay bar a lot of hooey. neither meridian nor tupelo and the communities upon which ingram focuses and are as rural and small and or as isolated as he would have you imagine and and gay bars are indeed more common in the state than the film implies. that said and ingram rather blithely ignores the fact that the absence of a gay bar does not mean an absence of a gay community and and in doing so he demonstrates a rather profound ignorance of southern culture and which tends to hold those who frequent bars be they gay or straight in low esteem. small town gay bar is and in my opinion and an instance in which a film maker came to his subject with a personal agenda in hand and then proceeded to film the agenda. do gays and lesbians living in rural mississippi face major and sometimes frightening challenges. you bet they do but that no excuse for fiddling with reality to such a degree. the dvd includes a commentary track and a number of deleted scenes and but i found the feature film itself so ridiculous that i do not waste any time on them. gft and amazon reviewer. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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