

World Premiere
Compared to What: The Improbable Journey of Barney Frank
| USA | 87 MINUTES | EnglishFemale Director(s), Documentary, Relationships, Female Screenwriter(s)
Compared to What: The Improbable Journey of Barney Frank is a rare and intimate peek into the life of Barney Frank, the quick-witted, cantankerous, and first openly gay Congressman in the United States. On the verge of his retirement, Frank reflects on his 40 years in office and the role his own homosexuality played in his campaigns for social justice. A flawless example of when the personal meets the political, with incredible “bare all” access, this documentary reveals Frank as one of the most sharp-tongued, entertaining, and lionhearted politicians of our time.
After the Movie: Stay for a conversation with Barney Frank and Alec Baldwin about the politics of Washington, Barney’s life and career and what he plans to do in his retirement.
After the Movie: Stay for a conversation with Barney Frank and Alec Baldwin about the politics of Washington, Barney’s life and career and what he plans to do in his retirement.


Cast & Credits
Directed by
Michael Chandler and Sheila Canavan
Director
Sheila Canavan, Michael Chandler
Screenwriter
Sheila Canavan, Michael Chandler
Producer
Sheila Canavan, Michael Chandler
Editor
Michael Chandler
Associate Producer
John Barabino, Donald Sussman, Andrew Tobias, Michael, Donna Weinholtz
Cinematographer
Michael Chandler
Executive Producer
Geralyn Dreyfous, Jamie Wolf
Composer
Michael Bacon
Cast
Barney Frank, Jim Ready, Hank Paulson, Mike Barnicle, Lance Black, Nancy Pelosi, Alan Simpson, Eliot Spitzer, Steve Elmendorf, Norm Ornstein, Spencer Bachus, Bethany McLean, Bill Press, Hastings Wyman, Charlie Halpern, Mike Oxley, Neil Barofsky, Maxine Waters, Jim Segel.
Contacts
Press Contact
US Sales Contact
Kevin Iwashina
Metzger Iwashina Media
West Hollywood , CA 90069
Phone: 310 993 7465
kevin@met-iwas.com
Metzger Iwashina Media
West Hollywood , CA 90069
Phone: 310 993 7465
kevin@met-iwas.com
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