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America You Kill Me is a compelling documentary-biography honoring Detroit-based LGBTQ activist Jeffrey Montgomery (1953–2016). Directed by Daniel Land with music by Audra Kubat, the film explores Montgomery's lifelong commitment to LGBTQ rights, his leadership in anti-violence advocacy after the murder of his partner in 1984/85, and his enduring legacy that helped shape Detroit’s LGBTQ community. The project, produced by America You Kill Me, LLC, premiered at the Freep Film Festival in Detroit in 2022 and has since been featured at multiple venues and festivals, highlighting Montgomery’s courageous work and the broader movement for LGBTQ equality.

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As of 2025, the documentary is available for digital rental and purchase across major platforms, including Apple TV, Prime Video, Google Play, Vimeo On Demand, and Fandango At Home. A YouTube trailer is hosted on the official site, offering a first look at the film’s intimate storytelling and historical context. While a live speaking tour was originally planned, Montgomery’s passing in 2016 means there isn’t a live tour accompanying the release. This page serves as a hub for fans and researchers alike, with verified social links and resources to explore the film and Montgomery’s legacy.

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Explore the film’s background, its reception at the Freep Film Festival (where it earned a Spirit of Detroit recognition in 2022), and Montgomery’s enduring impact, including inclusion on the National LGBTQ Wall of Honor at the Stonewall Inn in 2019. The documentary aligns with Detroit’s rich history of activism and community organizing, offering viewers a nuanced portrait of one man’s fight for dignity and safety for LGBTQ people. Stay connected with official channels for the latest streaming availability, bonus materials, and updates from the project’s social communities on platforms like YouTube and the project’s Facebook page.

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Social links and official sites: trailer and program information are available on the official site, with additional content on IMDb and major streaming platforms. For inquiries and updates, follow the official channels linked below.

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Quick Facts About America You Kill Me

  • Subject: Jeffrey Montgomery (1953–2016), Detroit-based LGBTQ activist who co-founded the Triangle Foundation and led anti-violence efforts after his partner was murdered in 1984/85.
  • Film details: Directed by Daniel Land; music by Audra Kubat; production by America You Kill Me, LLC; genre: documentary/biography focusing on LGBTQ rights activism.
  • World premiere: Opened Freep Film Festival in Detroit in 2022; subsequently showcased at other venues and festivals (e.g., Sooo/ CCS screenings, etc.).
  • Availability: Digital release in 2025; available to rent/buy on Apple TV, Prime Video, Google Play, Vimeo On Demand, and Fandango At Home; YouTube trailer linked from the official site.
  • Tour status: The project originally planned a speaking tour, but Montgomery’s passing in 2016 means a live tour is not being pursued.
  • Awards/recognition: The film and/or its subject have received honors such as Spirit of Detroit recognition (Freep Film Festival 2022) and Montgomery’s broader LGBTQ rights legacy includes inclusion on the National LGBTQ Wall of Honor (Stonewall Inn) in 2019.

Explore the film’s background, its reception at the Freep Film Festival (where it earned a Spirit of Detroit recognition in 2022), and Montgomery’s enduring impact, including inclusion on the National LGBTQ Wall of Honor at the Stonewall Inn in 2019. The documentary aligns with Detroit’s rich history of activism and community organizing, offering viewers a nuanced portrait of one man’s fight for dignity and safety for LGBTQ people. Stay connected with official channels for the latest streaming availability, bonus materials, and updates from the project’s social communities on platforms like YouTube and the project’s Facebook page.

Social links and official sites: trailer and program information are available on the official site, with additional content on IMDb and major streaming platforms. For inquiries and updates, follow the official channels linked below.

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