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Roadside Attractions acquires Tying the Knot
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          Jun 18, 2004
          
        
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 Variety reports that independent distributor Roadside Attractions (Super Size Me) has acquired North American rights to Jim De Seve's documentary Tying the Knot, about the battle to legalize same-sex marriage. The film is scheduled to be released in October, prior to the November presidential election. "Gay marriage is the most important civil rights issue of our time and has become a hot-button topic in this election year," said Eric d'Arbeloff and Howard Cohen, copresidents of Roadside Attractions, in a statement.     

        
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Retired Space Force colonel Bree Fram and others warn the move could undermine merit-based promotions and military readiness.

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Organizers with Mayday Health say the message is meant to affirm trans Kansans as state policy moves to erase them from public life.

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The measure now heads to a Republican-controlled Senate, where similar efforts have stalled before.