Sustained Outrage addresses the existential crisis faced by local news outlets across the U.S. as it tracks the Pulitzer Prize-winning, family-owned Charleston Gazette-Mail's fight for survival.
Hunger Ward: The last hope against starvation and war. *SDFF 2021 Jury Award Nominee - Best Short!*
Filmmaker Q+A: Hunger Ward filmmaker Skye Fitzgerald.
(click on titles in column to the right to see individual film details below)
Follow the issues raised by Sustained Outrage, check out the companion discussion Local Journalism On The Brink with UC Berkeley's Christine Shiavo and Pulitzer Prize winner Eric Eyre.
*Jury Awards are decided by a Jury of filmmakers, scholars, programmers, etc. However, all films are up for Audience Awards, so remember to rate the films you watch!
For over 100 years, the family-owned Charleston Gazette-Mail has been a relentless watchdog over West Virginia’s most powerful, propelled by its unofficial mantra: Sustained Outrage. But just eight months after winning the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting, the Gazette-Mail grapples with a painful reality: bankruptcy ahead of a sale. Shot over three years, the film is an intimate look inside the paper as its future is decided.
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Follow the issues raised by Sustained Outrage, check out the companion discussion Local Journalism On The Brink with UC Berkeley's Christine Shiavo and Pulitzer Prize winner Eric Eyre.
- Year2019
- Runtime24 mins
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorGabriela Cavanagh
- ProducerGabriela Cavanagh
- Executive ProducerTom Yellin, Jo Budzilowicz, Gabrielle Tenenbaum
- Co-ProducerJames Doolittle, Jason Cherkis
- FilmmakerGabriela Cavanagh
- CinematographerElaine McMillion Sheldon, Curren McMillion, Daniel Carter, Chris McMillion, P. Nick Curran, Addison Post
- EditorLuke Northrop
- MusicMatthew Atticus Berger
Sustained Outrage addresses the existential crisis faced by local news outlets across the U.S. as it tracks the Pulitzer Prize-winning, family-owned Charleston Gazette-Mail's fight for survival.
Hunger Ward: The last hope against starvation and war. *SDFF 2021 Jury Award Nominee - Best Short!*
Filmmaker Q+A: Hunger Ward filmmaker Skye Fitzgerald.
(click on titles in column to the right to see individual film details below)
Follow the issues raised by Sustained Outrage, check out the companion discussion Local Journalism On The Brink with UC Berkeley's Christine Shiavo and Pulitzer Prize winner Eric Eyre.
*Jury Awards are decided by a Jury of filmmakers, scholars, programmers, etc. However, all films are up for Audience Awards, so remember to rate the films you watch!
For over 100 years, the family-owned Charleston Gazette-Mail has been a relentless watchdog over West Virginia’s most powerful, propelled by its unofficial mantra: Sustained Outrage. But just eight months after winning the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting, the Gazette-Mail grapples with a painful reality: bankruptcy ahead of a sale. Shot over three years, the film is an intimate look inside the paper as its future is decided.
find + follow film l website
Follow the issues raised by Sustained Outrage, check out the companion discussion Local Journalism On The Brink with UC Berkeley's Christine Shiavo and Pulitzer Prize winner Eric Eyre.
- Year2019
- Runtime24 mins
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorGabriela Cavanagh
- ProducerGabriela Cavanagh
- Executive ProducerTom Yellin, Jo Budzilowicz, Gabrielle Tenenbaum
- Co-ProducerJames Doolittle, Jason Cherkis
- FilmmakerGabriela Cavanagh
- CinematographerElaine McMillion Sheldon, Curren McMillion, Daniel Carter, Chris McMillion, P. Nick Curran, Addison Post
- EditorLuke Northrop
- MusicMatthew Atticus Berger