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2023 19th Annual International Queer Women of Color Film Festival

2023 19th Annual International Queer Women of Color Film Festival

19th Annual International Queer Women of Color Film Festival

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A Black Bruix snarls and smirks in the face of fascism, balancing strength and softness with a sparkling black lip and purple pearls and sequins.

Femme Rage
Sarah Taborga & Aïma Paule


A poetic rendering of QTBIPOC femme anger and raw expressions of rage in response to multiple oppressions.

Content Warning: Emotional pain

Bios: Sarah Taborga is an award-winning filmmaker who helps companies and indie artists meaningfully connect to their audiences through producing, directing, cinematography, sound design, editing, and photography. Sarah has worked at Netflix, Marvel, and HBO on content like Sense8, Ant-Man, and Looking, which provided her with incredible training in the structures and workflows of professional filmmaking. She has produced, directed, filmed, and edited stories for numerous organizations including MACLA, Advancement Project National Office, The Port of San Francisco, San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association, BAYCAT, Puente Human Rights Movement, Causa Justa/Just Cause.

Website: sarahtaborga.com
Instagram: @sarahtaborga

Aïma Paule aka Aïma the Dreamer, They/Them, is a multi disciplinary artist, musician, and activist. Aïma has been exhibiting art, performing, producing, and hosting events for over 20 yrs locally in the Bay Area, CA, nationally and internationally. As a cultural curator, they create safer spaces for Women, QTBIPOC, and Immigrant communities to explore identity and intersectional justice issues through creative outlets, music, film, visual arts, fashion and culture.

Instagram: @aimathedrmr

Instagram: @wearefemmerage

Opening Night Screening: Magic at the Root

Friday, June 9, 2023
7 pm

Open Captions: 
English
English
2023
USA
1:51
minutes

Genres: Community, Personal Statement

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