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UPCOMING EVENTS
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale Film Premier Party
SEPTEMBER 12
6 PM Pre-Party Blu Steakhouse 1900 Harrison Street
7 PM Film Screening Cinema Paradiso
$25 Members / $35 Future Members
Ticket includes drink and light bites at Blu Steakhouse, film ticket, popcorn and soft drink
Film is on view from 9/12-9/25
On view now through September 11
When single father Luke stumbles across an underground nightclub, he meets Aysha, a beautiful woman. Fireworks are immediate followed by Luke’s realization that Aysha is not acisgender woman, but a femme drag queen. Their chemistry is a catalyst of transformation, where they question their identities and confront their truths.
Don't miss this Film Screening for Telly Award winning Open Dialogues: Gen QueerZ
SEPTEMBER 19 10:30 am
Barry University
11300 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami Shores
Don't miss this Film Screening for Telly Award winning Open Dialogues: Gen QueerZ
SEPTEMBER 19 10:00 am
Barry University
11300 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami Shores
ON DEMAND
Stories From the
LGBTQ Community
The Center's documentary short film captures the diverse coming-out narratives of seven Broward residents who share their stories in on-camera interviews.
WATCH THE TRAILER
Black Voices | Black Stories
The Center's documentary short film focuses on what social justice looks and feels like for Black Americans, as told through the narratives and performances of eight community leaders in Broward County.
WATCH THE TRAILER
CLICK HERE to view our documentary now on
South Florida PBS
Queer Allies
Queer Allies offers the stories and lived experiences of people who identify as LGBTQ+ (Queer) and those who love and support them.
WATCH THE TRAILER
CLICK HERE to view our documentary now
at South Florida PBS
GEN QUEERZ
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The fourth film in the Center’s Open Dialogues series, Gen QueerZ gives voice to college and university students who are among the first generation to be “out” while attending high school and living at home.
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