Reclaim the Flag

Reclaim the Flag

Reclaim the Flag

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Reclaim the Flag

2025

0h 30m

5.5(2 votes)

Documentary

Overview

An examination of how the American flag can be reclaimed as a symbol of unity for all Americans, with a focus on the LGBTQ community.

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Social & External

Videos & Trailers

1 video

Cast & Crew

17 members

Acting

Lena Waithe

Self

Lena Waithe

Acting

Marc Jacobs

Self

Marc Jacobs

Writing

Harper Steele

Self

Harper Steele

Acting

George Takei

Self

George Takei

Acting

Justin Tranter

Self

Justin Tranter

Acting

Brandon Flynn

Self

Brandon Flynn

Acting

Jenna Lyons

Self

No Image

Acting

Gus Kenworthy

Self

Gus Kenworthy

Acting

Cheyenne Jackson

Self

Cheyenne Jackson

Costume & Make-Up

Paul Tazewell

Self

Paul Tazewell

Acting

Jim Parsons

Self

Jim Parsons

Acting

Gigi Goode

Self

Gigi Goode

Acting

Isaac Mizrahi

Self

Isaac Mizrahi

Acting

John Cameron Mitchell

Self

John Cameron Mitchell

Acting

Raquel Willis

Self

No Image

Acting

Jonathan Capehart

Self

Jonathan Capehart

Writing

Bill T. Jones

Self

Bill T. Jones

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