The QWOCMAP Queer Women of Color International Film Festival is streaming online, now through June 30, FREE, available worldwide. There is one feature-length narrative film, Ginger & Honey Milk (虹色の朝が来るまで, Nijiiro no Asa ga Kuru made), directed by Mika Imai, a deaf and non-binary Japanese filmmaker, about a complicated love quadrilateral. (The feature-length documentary Unseen (official website) is unfortunately not available via streaming.) The closing program, “Mycelial Care,” is a pair of documentaries about indigenous Americans: Historias de Cultura: Oaxaca en Santa Cruz (Comida), dir. Megan Martinez Goltz, and Powerlands, dir. Ivey Camille Manybeads Tso (official website). In addition, there are three programs of short films, all of which were quite good and some of which were truly excellent.
The Frameline47 San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival is streaming online, now through July 2, either by a streaming pass or by individual tickets, available on the Frameline website. I have written up the ones I saw in the theater, and will add to the list as I stream more titles.
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