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Aye, Boy

Directed by My-Hanh Lac2019USA19 mins

In this coming-of-age story inspired by true events, Mads, an exuberant tomboy in the 1990s, struggles to balance relationships with friends, family, and her own sexuality.

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Homegrown

The Bay Area is known for many things, not the least of which being a proud and vibrant filmmaking community. These queer homegrown shorts touch on every area of Bay Area life, including coming of age in a gentrifying Oakland, caring for partners in their final moments, and creating safe spaces for all. This mix of fiction and doc films highlights the best in the Bay today.

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Director
My-Hanh Lac
Year
2019
Country
USA
Running Time
19 mins
Language
English
Section
Shorts

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