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A queer collaboration through art and friendship
About the Film:
Two British artists—lesbian portrait painter Sadie Lee and non-binary writer Libro Levi Bridgeman—collaborate on a portrait that becomes a powerful statement in queer politics. Over three years, their friendship deepens as they reflect on their lives since the 1980s. This short documentary captures the emotional reveal of the portrait, offering a rare glimpse into queer art and identity.
Directed by Sarah Myland
Why Watch?
🎨 Art & Identity: A celebration of queer creativity and collaboration.
👭 Friendship & Legacy: A touching story of connection and shared history.
🌈 Queer Visibility: A bold statement in art and politics
🎬 Festival Official Selection: Featured in the 2025 Women’s Rights Film Festival
When, Where & Save
🗓️ Festival Dates: March 26 – April 25, 2025
📍 Location: Global Online Event
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