the theme of the year Homophobia Kills! Moscow Pride (Russia) with archiving clandestine preparations for this event and a violent counter protest Pride Colombo (Sri Lanka) where Pride events are only advertised after they take place, in order to protect the identities of those who attend. Meeting Sahran Abeysundra, who later travels to Canada to be a Grand Marshal in Vancouver Parade. Vancouver Pride (Canada) for the anniversary entitled Celebrating 30 Years of the Rainbow Awards Morris Chapdelaine, Oliver-Barret Lindsay, Charlie David and Bob Christie 2009: Won Jury Award for Best Documentary at Image+Nation Festival in Montreal, Canada 2009: Won the Audience Award for "Documentary" category at Out on Film; Atlanta LGBT Film Festival. 2009: Won the Best Documentary Award at Fairy Tales International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, Calgary Alberta 2009: Won the Best Documentary Award at Q Cinema, Fort Worth Texas 2009: Won the Best Documentary Award at Reel Pride, Winnipeg Manitoba 2009: Won the Jury Award for "Best Documentary Film" at Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2009: Won the Audience Award for "Favorite Documentary" at Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2010: Won the HBO Best Documentary Film Award at the Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival 2010: Won the "Best of the Festival" award at Indianapolis LGBT Film Festival Others 2010: Michael Wiskar Nominated for "Best Musical Score in a Documentary Program or Series" at Leo Awards 2010: Steve Schmidt Nominated for "Best Picture Editing in a Documentary Program or Series" at Leo Awards References External links IMDb Bob Christie page 2009 films 2009 documentary films 2009 LGBT-related films Canadian documentary films Canadian LGBT-related films Documentary films about LGBT topics 2000s English-language films 2000s Canadian films