Relaxed Screening: Then. Now. Forever.

It’s 1970s Los Angeles, and rebellious teen Margaret (Ava Lalezarzadeh) gets thrown out of yet another foster placement. Forced to travel the city with a mysterious social worker (Vic Michaelis) tasked with finding her a new home before daybreak, Margaret realizes that running may not be her only option.

A beloved photographer reflects on her 50 years documenting the Nova Scotian queer community, including “Wild Women Don’t Get The Blues”—an intimate camping getaway for lesbian and bisexual women in the 80s & 90s.

As San Francisco’s tech boom gentrifies their city, Tati, Angel, and Gemini decide to take matters into their own hands by staging a heist targeting the city’s most exclusive luxury brands.

When Shelly Bauman, a young exotic dancer, loses her leg in an accident, she uses the settlement money to open Seattle’s first gay nightclub. Narrated by Kathleen Turner, this film is as eccentric as Shelly herself.

A documentary short about the iconic cut-out catsuit designed by Ballroom legend and designer Douglas Says for artist Moi Renee’s 1992 televised performance of “Miss Honey”. A glimpse into queer fashion history and a proof of concept for a forthcoming feature.

A nervous newcomer discovers a molly-house in 18th-century London where “effeminate men” meet in secret to dress, perform, and play freely.

Transmissions of creation among the echoes of our Ancestors guide new waves of storytelling in this unconventional 16mm film.