Social Justice Film Festival 2021

Queer Voices

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4 films in package
All Black Lives Matter
A short documentary-style film showcasing the amazing efforts and talents of Black LGBTQ+ hosting a march in Seattle 2020.
Spring in Autumn
An Iranian woman leaves her husband and travels to Russia. Memories of her world cup trip come up, as well as an uncomfortable secret...
Itch
A troubled teen smokes from a mysterious object which summons a malevolent monster. As he runs to escape it, questions arise as to what or who the true source of his torment is.
Histoire d'Une Larme
When a terminally ill patient decides to give up his affections, his memories, his friendships, his life and asks to put an end to his cruelly "biological" survival, his will must be respected and embraced with the pietas that constitute the strength and coherence of secular thought.
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Queer filmmakers and stories about how identity and experience influence each other.


*** As of September 16, 2021, the Social Justice Film Festival has made the difficult decision to be online-only this year. ***


This program is available to view VIRTUALLY from OCT. 7–17.


Festival passes grant the most streamlined, flexible viewing experience possible and are an excellent way to support social justice film.


Please see our festival page for information about panel discussions and other opportunities to connect with filmmakers and festivalgoers.

A troubled teen smokes from a mysterious object which summons a malevolent monster. As he runs to escape it, questions arise as to who the true source of his torment is.


Itch uses tools intrinsic to the horror genre to explore themes of substance abuse, familial trauma and gender identity.

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    8 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Premiere
    Seattle
  • Director
    Matt Cochran
  • Producer
    Matt Cochran, Sam Smith, Torkil Stavdal
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