Social Justice Film Festival 2020

BLOCK 21: Queer Strength and Community II

Expired October 12, 2020 6:59 AM
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In the early 1980’s a disparate group of lesbians living in the Bible Belt of Southwestern Virginia somehow found each other and birthed a vibrant community called First Friday. In an era when homosexuals were reviled, the women of First Friday created safe and fun-filled space that framed the social lives of rural and displaced urban lesbians. Their antics were legendary and their events were not to be missed. THE UNLIKELY STORY OF THE LESBIANS OF FIRST FRIDAY is a nugget of lesbian history mined from the peaks and valleys of the Blue Ridge Mountains and told through the voices and anecdotes of women who were there.

  • Year
    2019
  • Runtime
    62 minutes
  • Country
    US
  • Director
    Kathryn L Beranich