Flag wars (DVD video, 2003) (WorldCat.org).
Flag Wars Documentary Review Flag Wars is a documentary about an inner-city neighborhood east of Downtown Columbus, Ohio named Olde Towne. It once was home to Columbus' wealthiest and most influential residents such as industrialists, lawyers, teachers and architects.No spoiled yuppy he! Flag Wars shows also that not even the well-off queers of Columbus are insulated from homophobia. There are a series of street attacks on gay men, and the KKK and a homo-hating evangelist arrive in Columbus to protest the flying of a rainbow flag at Ohio's State House. Finally, Flag Wars eavesdrops on uncomfortable anti-gay.The desecration of the American flag adds to the ongoing hate terrorists contain in ending the development of this sought-after country. The flag has also become evidence of the history in the United States. With this flag, one sees the symbol of our freedom that this nation was founded on that which has lasted through time. This foundation.
Like this character, the film can be disheveled, even incoherent at times, but this type of honest presentation provides many poignant highlights and is why I believe it is such a powerful story. There are villains and heroes in Flag Wars, but who you think they are will depend entirely upon which side of the fence you are viewing from. This is.Yearning to watch 'Flag Wars' on your TV, phone, or tablet? Tracking down a streaming service to buy, rent, download, or watch the Linda Bryant-directed movie via subscription can be a challenge.
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