Where:
FPAC Art Space
70a sleeper street
Boston, MA 02110
Admission:
$10 ($5 for students)
Categories:
Good for Groups, History, LGBTQ+, Movies
Join us at FPAC for an unforgettable cinematic journey celebrating Pride Month in collaboration with Wicked Queer.
Don't miss this captivating showcase of queer cinema and history. Come together with friends, allies, and fellow cinephiles to celebrate love, resilience, and the power of storytelling. See you there!
FILM LINEUP
STORME: The Lady of the Jewel Box
Step into the glittering world of Storme DeLarverie, a trailblazing icon whose life defied conventions of gender and race. As a drag king and the butch lesbian protector of NYC in the 60s, Storme's scuffle with police was one of the sparks that ignited the Stonewall uprising, spurring the crowd to action. Directed by Michelle Parkerson. This film offers a glimpse into the grandeur of the past through archival clips from the past, looking back on the grandeur of the Jewel Box Revue and its celebration of pure entertainment in the face of homophobia and segregation. Runtime: 21 min. Rating: Not Rated
PLAYLAND
Dive into a raucous blend of fantasy and history with Playland, a boundary-pushing exploration of Boston's oldest gay bar. Directed by Georden West, this transdisciplinary masterpiece takes you on a time-bending journey through the vibrant energy and unapologetic joy of the Playland Café. Lose yourself in the revelry of a bygone era, where every moment pulses with passion and defiance. Runtime: 1hr 12min. Rated M.
👥Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.
✉️Contact: Please get in touch with Allyssa DelVecchio at [email protected] for inquiries or assistance.
🎟Tickets:
- $10 for Adults
- $5 for Students (with valid Student ID)
- Student Ticket Reservations: Students can reserve tickets by emailing
[email protected] and pay at the event.
- Complimentary Refreshments: Popcorn and a drink are included with every ticket.
COLLABORATORS:
Wicked Queer: Founded in 1984 by film programmer George Mansour, Wicked Queer is the 4th longest-running LGBTQ+ Film Festival in North America. Their mission is to build community and to celebrate Queer storytelling and filmmaking through the uplifting of voices and stories not yet heard.
FPAC: The Fort Point Arts Community (FPAC) builds cultural vibrancy in Boston by cultivating an empowered community of artists, organizations, and supporters. Since 1980, FPAC has supported artists and arts organizations from the Fort Point neighborhood, across the City of Boston, and throughout the Greater Boston Area.
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