2025 San Francisco Transgender Film Festival

Program 1: Local

Expired November 24, 2025 7:45 AM
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8 films in package
Assigned Female at Birth, Speed Dating Ableism, Season 3, Episode 2
A young trans man seeks love after a breakup while helping zir bipolar sister deal with #metoo issues.
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Theystory by Future Flowers
The Sacramento based pop punk band ‘Future Flowers’ performs their first ever music video entitled ‘Theystory’ (a play on the word ‘History’). Watch the all transgender band play to many loving friends in community as a deep form of healing and expression of joy and passion!
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Prisoner's Cinema
When a non-binary medium follows an occult tutorial to stare into a black mirror, they open a portal to someone they didn't intend to meet.
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At Home
At Home is an intergenerational documentary exploring queer friendship as a way of life.
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Monster in the Mirror (in the time of Executive Orders)
Using the wisdom from a 90's Sesame Street song, this playful performance art piece celebrates the existence of trans and nonbinary people.
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This Side Up
“This Side Up” is a short film that documents the interior lives of art handlxrs and their experiences in the art world.
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FORever feroshUS
As he reconciles with his murder, the soul of a black, feminine gay man is transported to a room where his life, death and dying are all happening now.
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Holy Rollers
Holy Rollers 25, directed by Shawna Virago and Lindsay Gauthier, features Virago reading books banned for their LGBTQ+ content - a defiant gesture against the censorship targeting her community.
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All films in this program are closed-captioned.

Through the voices of a 29-year-old trans musician and a 79-year-old lesbian archivist, At Home weaves together stories of self-discovery, chosen family, and community building - from jam sessions and shared gatherings to the legacy of the Brick Hut Café and the Bay Area Lesbian Archives.

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Special thanks to Rosa Park.

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Aubrey Pandori is a trans filmmaker and community archivist based in Oakland, California. Their work is rooted in experimentation, cultural resistance, and the documentation of queer and underground communities. They have a BA in Cinema from San Francisco State University.

  • Year
    2025
  • Runtime
    13 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Genre
    Documentary, Short
  • Subtitle Language
    English
  • Director
    Aubrey Pandori
  • Screenwriter
    Aubrey Pandori
  • Cast
    Griffin Jing, Sharon Delapeña Davenport
  • Cinematographer
    Aubrey Pandori
  • Editor
    Aubrey Pandori
  • Music
    "Witness" by Sour Widows, "Brick Hut" by Mary D. Watkins
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