Celebrate our LGBTQ+ community members with these empathetic documentaries
With open attempts to roll back strides gained by the LGBTQ+ community, this year's Pride Month feels like the most significant of recent memory. Video Project is proud to offer these films that share experiences, answer questions, and recognize diversity among our communities.
A film festival favorite, Mama Bears celebrates Christian mothers of LGTBQ+ children who stand firm and ground themselves in their deep faith to advocate for their children.
Political Animals chronicles the ground-breaking LGBTQ+ civil rights victories of the first four openly gay elected California state legislators, all women, who took the fight for equality from the streets and into the halls of government
When filmmaker Coraci Ruiz's daughter tells her his name is Noah and isn't a girl, she picks up her camera and begins a heartfelt and impactful document of what it is to be the parent of a transgender child.
The Last One presents an updated history of the AIDS epidemic in America through the story of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, which continues to educate the many communities impacted by the virus.
There are 30 transgender ordained ministers in the US. 6 are in North Carolina. Proper Pronouns highlights their struggles as they work to serve their respective congregations while remaining true to themselves.
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