Out On Film’s annual celebration of local filmmakers includes a film about a revelatory meeting with a mother; a trans couple of color wrestling with how a new baby will affect their relationship; a widower exploring his attraction to a younger man as he struggles to cope with the recent loss of his husband; a funeral home’s last respects to a drag mother, who's being buried as a man against her dying wishes; a famous reverend struggling with his hidden orientation, visiting a couple who has already gone through the pain of coming out; J-Sette dancers bringing energy, precision and stunts to the floor; a narrative piece about coming out; a drama about a young woman whose car breaks down en route to visit her father who forges a brief revelatory friendship with a local; and a visual/dance piece about the highs and lows of being a Black man.

Sponsored by the Georgia Film Commission