At Home
At Home pairs two voices: a 29-year-old trans musician and a 79-year-old lesbian archivist. Through jam sessions, shared gatherings, and the legacy of the Brick Hut Cafe and the Bay Area Lesbian Archives, this experimental documentary explores queer friendship as a way of life, across fifty years of difference and everything they share.
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At Home is an intergenerational experimental documentary exploring queer friendship as a way of life. Through the voices of a 29-year-old trans musician and a 79-year-old lesbian archivist, the film weaves together stories of self-discovery, chosen family, and community building - from jam sessions and shared gatherings to the legacy of the Brick Hut Cafe and the Bay Area Lesbian Archives.
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ENCORE: Queer Families Belong
Six films. Who counts as family. Who gets to define it. Watch anytime between September 11-21.
Queer Families Belong
Six films. Who counts as family. Who gets to define it.
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- Director
- Aubrey Pandori
- Cast
- Griffin Jing, Sharon De la Peña Davenport
- Cinematographer
- Aubrey Pandori
- Editor
- Aubrey Pandori
About Filmmaker(s)
Aubrey Pandori is a filmmaker and community archivist based in Oakland, California. Their work is rooted in experimentation, cultural resistance, and the documentation of queer and underground communities.
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