Malcolm Ingram

Directing · Toronto, Canada

Malcolm Ingram is a Canadian filmmaker known for his contributions to documentary filmmaking. He has directed and produced several notable documentaries that often focus on LGBTQ+ themes and issues. One of his acclaimed works is the documentary "Small Town Gay Bar" (2006), which explores the lives of LGBTQ+ individuals in rural America and the significance of gay bars in those communities. Ingram's films often delve into personal stories and societal challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community, offering insightful and thought-provoking perspectives.

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Additionally, he's known for directing the documentary "Bear Nation" (2010), which examines the bear subculture within the gay community, shedding light on its identity and significance. Ingram's filmmaking style showcases a commitment to telling stories that resonate with authenticity and depth, contributing valuable narratives to the representation of LGBTQ+ experiences in documentary cinema.

Known for

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Clerk

2021 · Director

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Small Town Gay Bar

2007 · Director

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Drawing Flies

1996 · Director

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Tail Lights Fade

1999 · Director

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Bear Nation

2010 · Director

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Oh, What a Lovely Tea Party

2004 · Director

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Southern Pride

2018 · Director

Phantom of Winnipeg

2019 · Director

Directed

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