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All posts tagged "reel affirmations"
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Tom Shepard’s documentary ‘Unsettled’ highlights LGBTQ asylum seekers in America
"Unsettled" offers four compelling personal stories that shed light on LGBTQ refugees who seek asylum in the U.S.
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Metro Weekly Print Edition: October 17, 2019 – Reel Affirmations
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A Complete Guide to Reel Affirmations 26
From drama to comedy to everything in between, we have your definitive critic's guide to Washington's LGBTQ film festival
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Spotlight: ‘Last Ferry’ at Landmark’s E Street Cinema
For his first starring role, Ramon O. Torres cast himself as a man embroiled in mystery, in gay thriller "Last Ferry"
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Reel Affirmations Xtra offers generation gap drag comedy ‘Tucked’
Writer-director Jamie Patterson breaks down some behind-the-scenes T on his film "Tucked"
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A Complete Guide to Reel Affirmations 25
Every film at this year's Reel Affirmations reviewed!
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Film Review: “Hard Paint” at Reel Affirmations XTRA
Hard Paint is a vivid, beautiful exploration of a troubled, isolated mind
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God’s Own Country: Exclusive interview with director Francis Lee
Francis Lee had personal issues to work out. So he made God's Own Country and brought gay romance to a whole new level.
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Metro Weekly magazine: 2017-10-19 edition (PDF)
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Your Complete Guide to Reel Affirmations 24
Reviews of every film showing at this year's Reel Affirmations Film Festival!
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Powerful trans rights doc “Raising Zoey” screens at HRC Equality Center
Documents teenage trans activist Zoey Luna's fight to be recognized by her school
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Reel Affirmations presents The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson
David France examines the extraordinary life of beloved "street queen" Marsha P. Johnson
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Review: “Kiki” should be required viewing
Sara Jordenö's Kiki offers a beautiful, frank look into the lives of LGBTQ people of color in Harlem's ballroom scene
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15 LGBTQ Black Films Everyone Should See
From "Bessie" to "Young Soul Rebels" these movies showcase the best of black gay cinema
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Reel Affirmations Xtra: Jewel’s Catch One
Jewel's Catch One screens at Reel Affirmations Xtra on Friday night
