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Filmmaker Lisa Cortés, known for her work on voter suppression and Stacey Abrams, directed the film.
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Little Richard, a queer Black man in the Jim Crow era South, faced struggles and sought recognition as a music pioneer.
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The documentary emphasizes the importance of embracing authenticity and spirituality in one's journey.
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Premiering at the Sundance Film Festival, the film features insights from those who knew Little Richard, including Mick Jagger and Billy Porter.
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Little Richard's own perspective and voice are highlighted in the documentary.
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Despite his passing in 2020, those close to him believe he would have appreciated the film for its truthful portrayal of his life and cultural impact.
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