Event

One Queer Film Fest

ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives, the world's largest LGBT history collection and the nation's oldest LGBT organization, hosts an afternoon of queer culture on the big screen. Join us as we link our history and our future through an array of stories told through short films. All proceeds will benefit ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives and will help preserve the rich history of our LGBT community. Films include:

Liberation of Griffith Park (1971) / Matt Spero
Queers take over Griffith Park for a "Gay-In."

Door Prize (2009) / Zsa Zsa Gershick
Public Restrooms are always an adventure for this trans, two-spirit, butch boi lesbian.

Tea Room Scene (1975) / Richard Silverthorn
A USC student struggles to accept his homosexuality in the 1970s.

Green Room (2007) / Matt Palazzolo
The parallels of queer youth and digital society collide.

Chicks in White Satin (1994) / Elaine Holliman & Jason Schneider
Oscar-nominated documentary tells the story of a Jewish lesbian wedding.

El Abuelo (2008) / Dino Dinco
Capturing the love of another "vato" with the perfect crease.

Commercials (1980s) / Charles Pierce
Laugh your ass off to these satirical TV commercials.

Damelo Todo trailer (2010) / Wu Tsang & Ernesto Foronda
The creativity and struggles of Central American transgender women who find refuge in LA's Silver Platter bar.

Queerer Than Thou (2008) / Kalil Cohen & Tera Greene
Who is the queerest of them all?

Some of Your Best Friends (1971) / Ken Robinson
The rise of the Gay Liberation Front and America's first Pride Parade in Los Angeles.

Also, appearances by the filmmakers and a rooftop after party!