Sunday, June 11 – Closing Night
Filmmaker: Tina Takemoto
Semiotics of Sab drops the disguise to display queer Japanese American masculinity.
Smokey (2016)
Sunday, June 11 – Closing Night
Filmmaker: Monique Dismuke
While some are powerless against perception, Smokey emerges into a vision for a different world.
SNAPSHOT (2017)
Saturday, June 10 – Special Presentation
Filmmaker: Shine Louise Houston
A new relationship and a villainous mystery clash after an innocent Snapshot.
Supa Gallo Pinto (2016)
Friday, June 9 – Opening Night Screening
Filmmaker: Alma Herrera-Pazmino
When the world is full of despair, the buoyant passion of Supa Gallo Pinto saves the day.
Take Care (2017)
Sunday, June 11 – Closing Night
Filmmaker: Jay Gash
Three heroic queer women of color affirm mind, body, and spirit to Take Care of themselves.
The Courage To Be (2016)
Sunday, June 11 – Closing Night
Filmmaker: Raquel Stratton
A Korean-American woman summons The Courage To Be and masterminds a plan to create her authentic self.
The Revival: Women and the Word (2015)
Saturday, June 10 – Centerpiece Screening
Filmmaker: Sekiya Dorsett
The Revival: Women & the Word chronicles the travels of a dynamic league of queer Black women poets and musicians occupying living rooms across the country.
To Be Me (2017)
Sunday, June 11 – Closing Night
Filmmaker: Reva P
An action figure of Capitan America unleashes new ways To Be Me.
Un Buen Día (2016)
Friday, June 9 – Opening Night Screening
Filmmakers: Raquel N. López, Roberta Lee
Determined not to let anything get in her way, a daredevil queer Latina leaps over obstacles in Un Buen Día.