2020 16th Annual San Francisco International Queer Women of Color Film Festival
2020 16th Annual San Francisco International Queer Women of Color Film Festival
A queer Catholic woman of color ripens into her own truth.
Bio: Amanda Vigil is an SF born and raised filmmaker & educator. She focuses her talents on making art and impact with the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD).
Afro-Indigenous people thrive after generations of displacement.
Bio: Centered in ceremony, Vivian uses art to share sacred stories—stories left from ancestors to be heard.
Instagram: @ceremony.vee
Black womyn bloom in a utopic haven until one seeks a male child.
Content Warning: Pregnancy termination
Bio: Ashunda Norris is a spiritual being whose soul path was disrupted by the arrival of non-Africans upon her Ancestors’ earth land. In this time sphere of space, she was born and raised in Dublin, Georgia, and works as a filmmaker, poet, critical scholar, and teacher. Using film, experimental techniques, and poetry, Ashunda seeks to explore Black feminism as lived praxis, intraracial gender dynamics, sexuality, body/mind/spirit autonomy, and myth as a form of healing.
Instagram: @rempress
Twitter: @REmpress1
Website: ashunda.com
An Asian woman seeks to branch out with her girlfriend.
Content Warning: Grief, Death
Bio: Rey Tang is a Northwestern Film Student bringing awareness and positivity to the queer/minority experience by telling stories.
Instagram: @ReyTangerine
Twitter: @ReyTang18
