FILM HEALS AWARD - Manhattan Film Festival (New York, NY), "Upstairs Inferno"
(2017)
BEST DIRECTOR - DOCUMENTARY - Glitter! Oklahoma LGBT Film Fest. (McAlester, OK), "Upstairs Inferno"
(2017)
BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE - FilmOut San Diego (San Diego, CA), "Upstairs Inferno"
(2016)
SPECIAL PROGRAMMING AWARD: FREEDOM AWARD - FilmOut San Diego (San Diego, CA), "Upstairs Inferno"
(2016)
AUDIENCE AWARD: BEST DOCUMENTARY - FilmOut San Diego (San Diego, CA), "Upstairs Inferno"
(2016)
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Upstairs Inferno
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Film
by Robert L. Camina (Documentary and Period Piece)
Director, Writer, Editor, Producer On June 24, 1973, an arsonist set fire to the Up Stairs Lounge, a New Orleans' gay bar, killing 32 people. It was considered the "Largest Gay Mass Murder in U.S. History" for 43 years. The primary suspect was never charged with the crime. Not just a stagnant exposition of facts, UPSTAIRS INFERNO brings humanity to the headlines by shining a light on the very painful affect the tragedy had on survivors, witnesses and loved ones. Written by Robert L. Camina.
Narrated by New York Times Best Selling Author, Christopher Rice.
Raid of the Rainbow Lounge
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Film
by Robert L. Camina (Crime, Documentary, Period Piece and News)
Director, Writer, Editor, Producer, Cinematographer, Camera and Electrical Department A full length documentary film recounting the events surrounding the widely publicized and controversial raid of a Fort Worth, Texas gay bar in 2009. Following a sordid aftermath, Fort Worth would become a leader in LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) equality. However, that journey was not smooth and without controversies. Witness history unfold as this film documents that journey from the perspective of eyewitnesses, activists and politicians who helped change the city. Written by Robert L. Camina. Narrated by television icon and Emmy nominated actress, Meredith Baxter.
Martini the Movie
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Film (short)
by Robert L. Camina (Comedy)
Director, Writer, Editor, Producer, Miscellaneous Crew "Martini the Movie" is an original comedy musical about Martini Glass, the legendary actress of Hollywood's Golden Age. Set in the present, the story follows Martini as she prepares to audition for the comeback role of a lifetime. Along the way, with cocktail in hand, she dishes the Tinseltown dirt with a flourish. With her fame fading, she is left to question whether her star will ever shine again.
Screenplay adapted by Robert L. Camina, based on the comedy by Steven Jay Crabtree.
Hunter4Love
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Film (short)
by Robert L. Camina (Comedy)
Director, Writer, Editor, Producer, Cinematographer A superstitious gay man desperately seeks true love in New York City. After he reads encouraging news in his horoscope, he is convinced that today will be the day he will find the 'one'! From Chelsea to Bryant Park, Hunter zigzags through Manhattan looking for the man of his dreams! What he finds are colorful characters that make his search that much more difficult. Written by Robert L. Camina
New York Film Academy
(2006)