Siendo la tormenta (Being the Storm)
Synopsis: An Afro Colombiana spirals through a storm of self-destruction and the end of an idyllic relationship.
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Personal Statement
Cup of Tea
Synopsis: A queer Black gender nonconforming artist bounds through a love letter to her present self.
With Love
Synopsis: A Black Two-Spirit person thrusts their community beyond wildfire smoke.
Speak
Synopsis: A queer Black woman charges past sexual violence and self-destruction into resistance.
Content Warning: Mentions of rape and sexual assault
sleeptalk
Synopsis: An Asian woman prowls through white assimilation and model minority myths toward her genuine, unfiltered truth.
Content Warning: Mentions of racism
Nature is not racist
Synopsis: In a habitat bogged down by racism, a queer Colombiana emerges into the solace of nature.
My Grandmother’s House
Synopsis: A pansexual Black woman and her aunt climb from generations of child sexual abuse and domestic violence toward power.
Content Warning: Mentions of child sexual abuse
Letter to the Outsider
Synopsis: An Asian lesbian scales questions about political imprisonment as she meanders through confinement in the Netherlands.
disquiet
Synopsis: A queer, nonbinary Asian bounds toward self-definition.
Music Box
Synopsis: A young Peruvian/Jewish lesbian living far from home explores her grandparent’s relationship with her identity.
I Am Kavi
Synopsis: A South Asian transgender filmmaker strides into who he is and what identity means to him.
Home
Synopsis: For an aromantic and asexual biracial Chinese woman, everyday moments that create home propel her into the world.
Food with Friends
Synopsis: A nonbinary Coptic Egyptian and a Muslim Pakistani queer friends dive into community, queerness, and diaspora with food.
Blood is the Mother of Qi
Synopsis: An amalgamated family culture slides into small rituals performed in a kitchen.
Because They Love Me
Synopsis: An Afro Colombian feminist whose gender is "whatever I want" hops through their large family asking why do they love me?