Making Sweet Tea @ Massimadi
Sometimes you watch a film and at the end you realize you had a smile on your face the entire time. This was the case for Nora Gross’s Making Sweet Tea. It is a documentary about the lives over the decades of gay black men living in the South of Continue Reading
The Right Girls @ Massimadi
We have heard all about these groups of asylum seekers who are traveling from different parts of Honduras and El Salvador, and other places to the United States. For different reasons they are looking to start life anew in the U.S. and are willing to make the long, hard and Continue Reading
Your Mother’s Comfort @ Massimadi
The United States is not the only country with a self-imagined dictator. Brazil. Since the beginning of 2019 and the election of Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil has also been going through what the U.S. did. The far-right politician believes that the COVID-19 vaccine can turn humans into crocodiles, ran on a Continue Reading
Kapana @ Massimadi
A Namibian love story of a different variety. LGBTQ love stories are not new to film but in regards to homosexual love this is the first Namibian film to feature a love story between two men. While some might brush it off, this is a big step. In Namibia homosexual Continue Reading
Kelet @ Massimadi
Role models within the Black trans community. Courage. Beauty. These are just some of the themes within director Susani Mahadura’s documentary, Kelet. Kelet is a young Somali trans woman living now in Finland. She has always dreamed of being on the cover of Vogue magazine. Now Kelet is going about Continue Reading
