A private eight-minute session where contestants must convince judges of their suitability to represent the pageant.
(2008) is a documentary film directed by Ron Davis and Stewart Halpern that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the 34th Miss Gay America Contest . The film follows five contestants as they compete against 47 other men in Memphis, Tennessee, for the title of "America's queen supreme". Film Overview Release Date: December 26, 2008 (Limited). Runtime: Approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes. The Pageant (2008)
The film highlights the rigorous standards of the Miss Gay America Pageant, which includes several judged categories: Film Overview Release Date: December 26, 2008 (Limited)
A three-minute performance—either live or lip-synched—without the help of back-up dancers or props. Notable Cast (Self) Notable Cast (Self) It garnered 10 film festival
It garnered 10 film festival awards and was later broadcast on the Sundance Channel . Key Competition Categories
The documentary explores the intense preparation and universal desire for recognition within the world of professional female impersonation.
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