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Fall from Grace

Country: USA, Language: English, 71 mins

  • Director: K. Ryan Jones
  • Writer: K. Ryan Jones
  • Producer: K. Ryan Jones; Liz Manne

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The first feature-length documentary to explore the hate-filled world of Rev. Fred Phelps and his Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, KS. Since the mid-90s, this group has participated in nearly 25,000 anti-homosexual demonstrations around the world. With signs that say things like 'God hates fags,' 'You're going to Hell,' 'Thank God for 9/11,' 'God hates your tears,' 'Thank God for dead soldiers,' the small congregation of 75 members has garnered international attention, especially now that they have targeted military funerals as a venue for their picketing. 'Fall From Grace' features interviews with Rev. Phelps, other members of the church, many of its dissenters, and two members that left the church and their family behind.


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Cast & Characters

Kelly Franz as Himself;
Pedro L. Irigonegaray as Himself;
Fred Phelps as Himself;
Shirley Phelps-Roper as Herself;
Timothy Phelps as Himself