Out On Film And Atlanta Pride Celebrate ’50 Years Of LGBT Cinema’
Out on Film is working with Atlanta Pride to present the series, “50 Years of LGBT Cinema.”
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This June marks the 50th anniversary of The Stonewall Riots. Stonewall was among the most pivotal moments in American history and especially for the LGBTQ community.
To honor the observance, Out on Film is working with Atlanta Pride to present the series, “50 Years of LGBT Cinema.” They will look at five decades post-Stonewall.
All films are free and there will be a discussion at the end of each screening. Lois Reitzes spoke with the director of the festival, Jim Farmer about what these movies entail.
Movie Lineup
April 4 (1970s)
La Cage aux Folles – 7 p.m. at the Phillip Rush Center
May 9 (1980s)
Desert Hearts – 7 p.m. at the Phillip Rush Center
June 14 (1990s)
Living with Pride: Ruth Ellis @ 100– 7 p.m. at Out front Theatre Company
The Watermelon Woman – 9 p.m. at Out Front Theatre Company
June 15 (2000s)
Save Me – 5 p.m. at Out Front Theatre Company
Brother to Brother – 7 p.m. at Out Front Theatre Company
Shelter – 9 p.m. Out Front Theatre Company
June 16th (2010s)
“Saturday Church” – 3 p.m. at Out Front Theatre Company.
Rafiki – 5 p.m. at Out Front Theatre Company
Pride – 7 p.m. at Out Front Theatre Company
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