Malcolm Ingram
- Known for
- Directing
- Birthplace
- Toronto, Canada
Malcolm Ingram is a Canadian filmmaker known for his contributions to documentary filmmaking. He has directed and produced several notable documentaries that often focus on LGBTQ+ themes and issues. One of his acclaimed works is the documentary "Small Town Gay Bar" (2006), which explores the lives of LGBTQ+ individuals in rural America and the significance of gay bars in those communities. Ingram's films often delve into personal stories and societal challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community, offering insightful and thought-provoking perspectives. Additionally, he's known for directing the documentary "Bear Nation" (2010), which examines the bear subculture within the gay community, shedding light on its identity and significance. Ingram's filmmaking style showcases a commitment to telling stories that resonate with authenticity and depth, contributing valuable narratives to the representation of LGBTQ+ experiences in documentary cinema.
Filmography
Lights, Camera, Ingram! TBA
as Self
Clerk 2021
Director
Phantom of Winnipeg 2019
Producer, Director
Southern Pride 2018
Director
- Out to Win
Out to Win 2015
Director, Producer
- Continental
Continental 2013
Director
BearCity 2: The Proposal 2012
as Self
Bear Nation 2010
Director, Producer
Small Town Gay Bar 2007
Director, Producer
Clerks II 2006
as Fat Guy Dancing in Bathroom (uncredited)
Oh, What a Lovely Tea Party 2004
Director
Tail Lights Fade 1999
Director, Story
Drawing Flies 1996
as Grunge Music Fan (uncredited), Director, Editor, Writer, Producer
Beloved Enemy 1981
as Clive, as Bob
Credits from TMDB.