[USA] A collaboration by The Future Perfect Project and the CURED documentary team, Queer2Queer (Q2Q) features powerful intergenerational conversations between LGBTQIA+ youth and elder activists. In each of these four episodes, two inspiring change-makers come together to share wisdom, personal stories and hopes for the future. These heartfelt and uplifting conversations build connections between generations while fostering a deeper sense of our community’s shared values.

[USA]: Urvashi Vaid, immigrant, lesbian & woman of color helped shape the gay rights movement. Her life with partner Kate Clinton & vision serves as a roadmap for generations facing LGBTQ+ backlash.

[Mexico] A solitary night watchman opens the doors of his work to take us on a cathartic inner journey, in which he strips off the mask he’s created before the world to finally question who he is.

[USA]: This experimental documentary is an open letter to the filmmaker's parents who never knew that their child is genderqueer.

[USA]: Never Look Away is a film about the first mural in Portland, Oregon that is dedicated to the Queer community. Its creation demonstrates the power of regular people coming together to build something.

[Senegal] Modou, Dakar theater leader, seizes a stolen camera to film his debut with company actors. Proposing "Aliou’s Journey" faces backlash from the group due to its theme of sexual orientation.

[South Africa] This award-winning doc explores Gen Z through Scum Boy, a fearless South African Jewish trans artist. Despite global anxieties, Gen Z embraces self-expression, offering hope for the future.

[USA] This documentary short explores the life and work of Pittsburgh photographer Mikael Owunna. His captivating portraits of the Black body are driven by his identity as a queer Nigerian. It's a fascinating combination of engineering and optics that imagines new possibilities and realities for marginalized communities.