SFTFF 2021

PROGRAM 2

– ALL FILMS ARE CLOSED-CAPTIONED –

AVAILABLE ON-DEMAND BETWEEN NOVEMBER 11-14

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SFTFF 2021 is hosted online at Eventive. You will be able to secure your tickets and view the films directly on the virtual platform. Questions? Email us at sftffproduction@gmail.com

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Nimzo

Directed by Adelina Anthony

USA; 17 minutes; 2020

On the anniversary of the day his sister died, Nimzo decides to confront the retired air traffic controller responsible for the plane crash.

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SEEK/AFTER

Directed by Sean Dorsey

USA; 3:12 minutes; 2021

Set in a dream-like rocky landscape, this dance film by transgender choreographer Sean Dorsey invites trans, gender-nonconforming and queer communities to imagine and seek expansive Futures … and is is part of a series of 10 dance films created for Sean Dorsey Dance’s multi-year project THE LOST ART OF DREAMING.

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Little Sky

Directed by Jess X. Snow

Canada; 13:48 minutes; 2021

Haunted by their childhood memories, Chinese American drag sensation, Sky returns to their hometown to confront their estranged father.

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Treelogy

Directed by Eden Knutilla

USA; 13:04 minutes; 2021

Three mini shorts about queering space/time, and talking to trees.

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Apologies For Breaking In

Directed by Simon(e) van Saarloos

Netherlands; 2:49 minutes; 2019

Looping Caster Semenya’s 800 meter lap: ‘You want to talk about a fair and equal competition? I thought you were going to talk about minimum wage.’

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Felt Right Then, Feels Right Now

Directed by Ashton Blyth

United Kingdom; 2 minutes; 2021

A young child explores their gender identity.

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F1-100

Directed by Emory Chao Johnson

USA; 13:32 minutes; 2020

Video, illustration, and animation are combined in this intimate portrait of an international art student studying abroad in the United States.

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Center of Excellence for Transgender Health, El/La Para Trans Latinas, National Center for Lesbian Rights, SF Women Against Rape, TAJA’s Coalition, TRANS:THRIVE

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MEDIA SPONSORS

48 Hills and SF Bay Times

The San Francisco Transgender Film Festival is supported by the Queer Cultural Center, Creative Capacity Fund, Grants for the Arts, Horizons Foundation, California Arts Council, and the San Francisco Arts Commission