Vanishing Seattle: Queer the Land is the story of a changing neighborhood,gentrification and displacement, a tenacious community, and an unwavering dream.

Vanishing Seattle: Queer the Land

Kadell, a stoic drug dealer begins to spend more time with one of his innocent new buyers, Ade. Over the next few months, he starts to look inward as they begin to form a deep and unexpected relationship inside the sanctuary of his car.

An Eighth of Him

jonathan (Bonays), an Afro dance teacher, undertakes an initiative to rescue young people from the crime that stalks Quibdó, a city with the highest homicide rates in Colombia. This is how Black Boys Chocó emerged, a dance company where hundreds of young people face brutal destinies through a passion. UNLESS WE DANCE portrays union and dance as the greatest expression of shielding the Afro people, it is a tribute to their act of resilience and to all the lives that have been lost along the way.

English

Unless We Dance

ASYLUM is a character driven, self-acceptance drama. With a unique African perspective, it mirrors the best of intimate, nuanced coming-out movies like "Call Me by Your Name" and "Blackbird".

Asylum

A heartfelt exploration of Michelle and Deja's enduring six-year relationship. Their love is profound, they're newly engaged, and they're aspiring parents. However, an unforeseen infidelity sends tremors through their foundation, leaving Deja grappling with a turbulent mix of anger and a desire to salvage what they hold dear.

Bumped

An educative Ballroom documentary bebunking many of the misinformation with the re-explosion and appropriation of ballroom into the public consciousness. Even though in a scripted environment, the documentary is outspokenly black and femme.

So You Wanna Vogue, Huh?

Massachusetts

QBIPOCs: STILL. WE. RISE.

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Wicked Queer: Boston’s LGBTQ+ Film Festival was founded in 1984 by film programmer George Mansour. Our mission is to build community and to celebrate Queer storytelling and filmmaking through the uplifting of voices and stories not yet heard and to present and preserve the vibrancy of our histories.

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