Closing Night Screening DIVINING HOME - 2021 17th Annual San Francisco International Queer Women of Color Film Festival

Sunday, June 13, 2021
7pm PT

From an Asian woman mapping rediscovered memories to queer and transgender people of color battling gentrification and displacement, these films are homing instincts that pull us toward the vibrations of community to fuel our collective liberation.

Close up of two tacos in a white styrofoam tray held in one hand in front of a green background, while green sauce is poured onto the tacos.

Tacofornia Love
Alma Herrera-Pazmino

An elderly Vietnamese man and woman wearing gloves and nón lá sit facing away from the camera on small plastic stools, underneath an arched canopy and alongside raised dirt rows with some green vegetables.

sống ở đây
Melanie Ho

A blurry and pixelated image of a clear blue sky and the ocean, with turquoise swells and waves crashing on a reddish-brown sandy beach. On the right is the edge of a grey cliff.

A Room of Oblivion
Dorothy Cheung

A genderfluid Pilipinx person with medium brown skin and wavy brown hair looks off into the distance and leans on their hand, which rests against their mouth. Behind them is a white wall with multicolored post-it notes.

To Ma | A Dedication to Frontliners
MK Veniegas

A compound image, from left to right: A light brown wall with a graffiti contour drawing of a Black face and the words Black is Beautiful melts into rainbow bokeh and an image of a Black woman with dark brown skin and a white hijab, walking past green foliage.

Of Self-Blessing
Golden Adonis Redwood Collier

A Black drag queen with dark brown skin and a long blonde wig, singing in a red dress with her arms wide open in the middle of Market Street in San Francisco. Behind her are skyscrapers and streetlights.

We Make This City
Narissa Lee