Image Description: 1. Day & Night by NixGuirre. A Filipina dances on a beach with the red Golden Gate Bridge in the background, wearing a ruby red traditional outfit, gold earrings, and Pangalay nails. 2. Punchline by Rea Kapur. A fat, brown woman looks up toward the sky with her arms outstretched in joy. 3. Pink & Blue by Kaydx Being. A trans Filipina and a trans Yoruba and Igbo Black person intimately embrace beneath twinkling lights. 4. Sapphic Sunday by Sarah Drepaul. A fat Tamil-American woman in a red dress and South-Indian gold jewelry caresses a white transgender woman in a lavender dress.

18th Annual International Queer Women of Color Film Festival

QWOCMAP will premiere 35 films in 5 screenings for our FREE 18th annual International Queer Women of Color Film Festival, June 10-12, 2022 at the Presidio Theatre in the Presidio national park. The 2022 Festival Focus, “Love, Embodied” transmits networks of liberatory intimacy and collective care that traverse time and place. From the pulse of remembrance to plexus of kinship and community, to laughter that quickens to desire and the rhythmic rituals of dance and poetry, these films breathe expansive possibility into love and birth new worlds. All films are Subtitled for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing and Audio Described for the Blind and Low Vision, and ASL interpretation will be provided along with many other forms of accessibility.

ABOUT QWOCMAP

QWOCMAP creates, exhibits, and distributes high-impact films that authentically reflect the lives of queer women of color (cisgender & transgender), and gender variant and transgender people of color (of any orientation), and challenge the roots of vital, intersecting social justice issues that concern our multiple communities.

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Instagram: @qwocmap
Twitter: @qwocmapsf
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EVENT DATES

Friday Opening Night Screening - Fri, June 10 @ 7PM-9:30PM
Saturday Featured Screening - Sat, June 11 @ 3PM-5:30PM
Saturday Centerpiece Screening - Sat, June 11 @ 7PM-9:30PM
Sunday Centerpiece Screening - Sun, June 12 @ 1PM-3:30PM*
Sunday Closing Night Screening - Sun, June 12 @ 5PM-7:30PM

*APICC is proud to co-present the Centerpiece Screening: Archival Longing on Sunday, June 12 @ 1PM-3:30PM, featuring the following films:

White text on black reads: 18th annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival, Presidio Theatre, 99 Moraga Ave, SF. Below is a film still of An Afro-Indigenous Two Spirit person wearing a red hat and Seminole sport jacket pensively inspecting a letter. Red text on film still reads: [Re]Counting [Wo]Man by Jennifer Lisa Vest. Symbols below include QWOCMAP logos and ASL, Assistive Listening, Open Captions, Audio Description, Wheelchair, Walker, Cane, Blind, All Genders, Service Animal, Free Admission, and Scent Free Zone.   White text on black reads: 18th annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival, Presidio Theatre, 99 Moraga Ave, SF. Below is a film still of a small circular mirror partially reflecting a Black agender face with dark brown skin, a wide nose, and full lips. Yellow text on film still reads: Black Femme Remains by Tiara Jackson. Symbols below include QWOCMAP logos and ASL, Assistive Listening, Open Captions, Audio Description, Wheelchair, Walker, Cane, Blind, All Genders, Service Animal, Free Admission, and Scent Free Zone.   White text on black reads: 18th annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival, Presidio Theatre, 99 Moraga Ave, SF. Below is a film still of a mysterious woman in a lab coat arranging equipment on a medical tray. The image is washed with a speckled overlay. White text on film still reads: Ever Wanting (for Margaret Chung) by TT Takemoto. Symbols below include QWOCMAP logos and ASL, Assistive Listening, Open Captions, Audio Description, Wheelchair, Walker, Cane, Blind, All Genders, Service Animal, Free Admission, and Scent Free Zone.  
White text on black reads: 18th annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival, Presidio Theatre, 99 Moraga Ave, SF. Below is a film still of two queer trans Taiwanese and Chinese artists posing for selfie, wearing extravagant, brightly colored makeup and Chinese jewelry. White text on film still reads: for the Chinese Ladies by Lotus Boy. Symbols below include QWOCMAP logos and ASL, Assistive Listening, Open Captions, Audio Description, Wheelchair, Walker, Cane, Blind, All Genders, Service Animal, Free Admission, and Scent Free Zone. White text on black reads: 18th annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival, Presidio Theatre, 99 Moraga Ave, SF. Below is a film still of a Filipinx femme with feather earrings and Medicine-Wheel inspired nails dancing gracefully in the woods, looking up toward the sky and listening with a reverent look on their face. Orange text on film still reads: Hinga by Sammay Dizon. Symbols below include QWOCMAP logos and ASL, Assistive Listening, Open Captions, Audio Description, Wheelchair, Walker, Cane, Blind, All Genders, Service Animal, Free Admission, and Scent Free Zone.  
WHEN
June 10, 2022 at 7:00pm - June 12, 2022
WHERE
Presidio Theatre
99 Moraga Ave
San Francisco, CA 94129
United States
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Accessibility & Consent

 Wheelchair accessible.
 ASL interpretation will be available for the duration of the program.
All films are captioned.

If you require any special accommodations or assistance, please contact [email protected].

This event will be photographed and video recorded for archival and promotional purposes. By attending this event, you consent to the potential of your image being publicly shared.

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