These films and the Q+A which took place on 19 Feb are now available to watch on demand until 30 June 2021. Click the “Book Now” button to get access.
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A City Seen as part of LGBT History Month
Exploring the creativity of some of Manchester’s newest voices, and working in partnership with Superbia, and LGBT Foundation, we will be showcasing brand new short films examining issues such as HIV/Aids, aging in the LGBT ‘community’, the emotional effects of transitioning, and queer, black masculinities.
Using film as a space to share the unknown, these may be personal tales, but they are ours! Followed by a Q&A with all four film makers, Rachel Ishmael, Sophie Broadgate, Jordan Roberts and Anna Raczynski along with Eliyana Evans, writer of ‘Do You Understand What is in Your Blood’, Lawrie Roberts of LGBT Foundation and Greg Thorpe of Superbia.
This is a celebration of who we are, a sharing of our stories and a welcome space to explore the potential of film to do this. Please come and join in the creativity and conversation.
This event is on a pay what you can basis with options of free tickets, £1, £5, £10 and £20.
Real – To – Real Films Are:
‘We Here’ by Rachel Ishmael
‘To Whom it May Concern’ by Jordan Roberts, Commissioned by Superbia
‘Lifsolation’ by Anna Raczynski, Commissioned by LGBT Foundation ‘Pride In Aging’
‘Do You Understand What is in Your Blood’, by Sophie Broadgate written by Eliyana Evans.