Tales From Turtle Island Shorts Program
The Screening Room 120 Princess Street, Kingston, Ontario, CanadaThis eclectic mix of narrative, documentary and animated shorts explores the lives and loves of 2SGLGBTQ+ characters both real and imagined.
This eclectic mix of narrative, documentary and animated shorts explores the lives and loves of 2SGLGBTQ+ characters both real and imagined.
The film is a talk-show style documentary film hosted by the one and only ‘contrary’ Alik Beavers (aka Sharp Dopler), and features 5 Agokwe-Nini guest speakers.
Sunday January 29th 7pm Unidentified Objects directed by Juan Felipe Zuleta/USA/2022/100:00 If you’re looking for an enjoyable, pleasant surprise in your movie-going adventures, you cannot go wrong with the sneaky charmer of a film by director Juan Felipe Zuleta and writer Leland Frankel. Trust us, there is no synopsis that truly does this film justice […]
Monday January 30th 6pm All Man: The International Male Story directed by Bryan Darling & Jesse Finley Reed/USA/2022/83:00min/English ALL MAN: The International Male Story journeys across three decades of the catalog’s unlikely but lasting impact on fashion, masculinity, and sexuality in America. Gene Burkard, a once-closeted Midwesterner and GI, found freedom in San Diego, where […]
Saturday February 4th 2pm Off White: QBIPOC Shorts A collection of narrative and documentary short films that center on queer Black/Brown, Indigenous, and Persons of Colour. Niish Manidoowag, Dir. Debbie S. Mishibinijima (Odawa/Potawatomi woman from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory) (Canada/2017/5:00/English) Four youth travel Bebamikawe Trail on Wiikwemkoong Unceded First Nation Territory. Two of the youths are […]
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