Comments on: Film looks at Rene Portland’s homophobia

By: Lisa Cote

Lisa Cote — Sun, 31 May 2009 16:11:37 +0000

I saw this movie last night at Portland’s QDOC film festival and director Dee Mosbacher was on hand for a Q&A session…the film is amazing and think it is a must see for everyone, gay or straight. Thanks to Jennifer Harris and everyone in the film for their courage in telling their stories.

By: Lauri Woodrow

Lauri Woodrow — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 14:28:55 +0000

I’m sorry I referred it to girls basketball (which I’m sure at that level the same exists) but to the women’s basketball. I’m old school. What can I say…the outcome is the same..the film is amazing!!!

By: Lauri Woodrow

Lauri Woodrow — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 14:06:37 +0000

What an amazing film!!!! To see how one coach can destroy so many dreams, lives, of so many athletes, is appalling. Its a good thing this so called coach resigned because after everyone gets to see this film, my estimation would be there would be no girls basketball program because no girl in their right mind would want to play there….gay or straight!!! I applaud Jennifer Harris for bringing this to the attention of all of us and to my friends, Cindy Davies, Corinne Gulas, and Christine Gulas who along with Jennifer stood up against such an evil and destructive person. I love you my friends! Everyone who was involved with this film needs commended. You are all my heroes!!! If you haven’t had the pleasure to see this most inspiring and moving film….find it and go see it. I drove a mere 4 1/2 hours and after seeing it, I would fly to see it!!!!

By: Milli Berbour

Milli Berbour — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 23:31:32 +0000

Penn State – Rene Portland
This situation shows how little Penn State valued women’s sports in particular and building womens’ character in general. How about making “internalized misogyny” a term to fit here.