Review of Love Free or Die (2012) by Sandy I — 28 Oct 2017

"The Church always has the tendency to claw on the carpet as it's being dragged out of the past." That clawing is ugly in Love Free or Die, as Robinson receives hate mail and death threats.

But he embraces the chance to make such "clawing" visible, taking it as an opportunity to invite for the Church to act against fear and ignorance. "It's time religious institutions took responsibility for what their speech empowers people to do," the bishop says.

He's taken a first step. A beautiful and important film made by Macky Alston and his talented editor Chris White.