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ReelOut Queer Film Festival 2022

Intersections: QTBIPOC Shorts Collection

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Stay tuned after the credits for From Tanzania in Love for a casual conversation between return moderator and festival fave Marc Epprecht PhD (Dept of Global Development Studies at Queen's University) and Dayon Monson, the stunning and fascinating subject/star of From Tanzania with Love (directed by the terrific Raymond Helkio). Thanks to the CFMDC for always putting amazing films on our submission radar!

Thank you to our Community Sponsor: The Queen's University Department of Global Development Studies.

An immigrant artist in Iowa retreats to frozen prairies, forests, and swamps, trying to find a meaningful story and escape from the anxieties of dislocation. Delivered as a film-letter to the protagonist’s little sister in rural China, the film considers his self-exile as well as mental health struggles that were too shameful to address back home.

ENGLISH SUBTITLES.

Year
2021
Runtime
5 minutes
Language
Mandarin
Country
United States

Director
Zhou Hao
Screenwriter
Zhou Hao
Cast
Zhou Hao

10 films in package

I Identify As Me

I Identify as Me" is a chorus of gender-diverse women and people who are queer & trans Black, Indigenous, People of Color.

as british as a watermelon

An exploration of mandla’s fragmented asylum and migration memories.

This documentary looks at the life and work of Orene Askew (aka DJ O Show) as a motivational speaker, DJ and inspiration to youth and her many peers in Vancouver, BC.

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A queer, Vietnamese-Canadian's search for identity, crafting a portrait of their own...

Shea" celebrates what has always remained in Black/African peoples, an innate sense of home, luxury and interconnectedness.

Delivered as a film-letter to the protagonist’s little sister in rural China...

Gay As in Happy: A Queer Anti-Tragedy

This movie narrates the life of a person who is experiencing the most critical situation in his relationship, and has to make only one choice.

From Tanzania with Love

A short doc about trans asylum-seeker Dayon Monson.

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This virtual screening is eligible for audience awards! Unlock it to cast your vote.

Protected ContentThis content can only be viewed in authorized regions: Canada.

Stay tuned after the credits for From Tanzania in Love for a casual conversation between return moderator and festival fave Marc Epprecht PhD (Dept of Global Development Studies at Queen's University) and Dayon Monson, the stunning and fascinating subject/star of From Tanzania with Love (directed by the terrific Raymond Helkio). Thanks to the CFMDC for always putting amazing films on our submission radar!

Thank you to our Community Sponsor: The Queen's University Department of Global Development Studies.

An immigrant artist in Iowa retreats to frozen prairies, forests, and swamps, trying to find a meaningful story and escape from the anxieties of dislocation. Delivered as a film-letter to the protagonist’s little sister in rural China, the film considers his self-exile as well as mental health struggles that were too shameful to address back home.

ENGLISH SUBTITLES.

Year
2021
Runtime
5 minutes
Language
Mandarin
Country
United States

Director
Zhou Hao
Screenwriter
Zhou Hao
Cast
Zhou Hao