To watch this Program Block, you can purchase an Individual Ticket for $15&nbsp;or purchase the&nbsp;<a href="https://fmlgbtff13.eventive.org/passes/buy" target="_blank" style="color: inherit;">All-Access Pass</a>, which provides access to all of the festival's online Program Blocks, individual films, filmmaker Q&amp;As, and panel discussions. Please note online access to the festival is limited to North Dakota and Minnesota..Films are available to view midnight, Wednesday, September 15 through midnight, Saturday, September 18.

<img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/c7b7854eb6bf0ac772ff55acf7e3809b.png" width="230"> Sheer Qorma is a story of belonging and acceptance, identity and family, and how it comes together under one roof, as resilient, queer Muslim women and non-binary characters of color, choose to embrace the love that exists beyond their personal beliefs and social moralities.

Sheer Qorma

A story of belonging and acceptance, identity and family.

Put the Brights On pairs edited interviews with rural Transgender subjects with original 16mm and s8 visuals as well as found footage to create a non-fiction experimental look at Trans people who prefer not to live in the city. Recorded and shot in "Greater Minnesota" but also relevant to the national focus on the rural/urban divide.

Put the Brights On

Put the Brights On pairs edited interviews with rural Transgender subjects with original 16mm and s8 visuals as well as found footage to create a non-fiction experimental look at Trans people who prefer not to live in the city.

Sissy Goodwin has always loved wearing skirts and dresses, but he hid that part of himself while growing up in 1950s Wyoming. When he first met his now-wife Vickie, Sissy kept up a macho appearance. Eventually shared his whole self with her. Vickie stayed by his side, and despite cruelty and intolerance from neighbors, the couple grew closer and more in love over their five-decade-long marriage.

Hand in Hand

Sissy Goodwin has always loved wearing skirts and dresses, but he hid that part of himself while growing up in 1950s Wyoming.

“The most controversial act I have ever committed in my life is being true to myself… in a world that does not always see the spectrum within all of creation.” Sherente Harris came into the world marked by the thunder beings. And as thunder announces the clash of two fronts, Sherente lives at the intersections—sometimes clashing, sometimes harmonious—of several identities. A Two-Spirit teenager, Sherente has the love and unconditional support of family, yet when s/he begins dancing in the Fancy Shawl “girls” category at Powwows, the broader tribal community responds with quiet, insidious exclusion. Acutely aware of the tribal community’s lack of support, s/he nonetheless draws strength from the preservation and continuation of the language and traditions of the Narragansett tribe. Navigating questions of identity, expression, and how to be one’s authentic self, this exceptional observational documentary utilizes moments both ordinary and formative to capture the quiet struggles and triumphs of a courageous young person creating life not at the margins, but at the intersections of family, community, and self.

Being Thunder

Sherente Harris came into the world marked by the thunder beings. And as thunder announces the clash of two fronts, Sherente lives at the intersections—sometimes clashing, sometimes harmonious—of several identities.

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