A close up shot of a light skinned Black femme ghost with flaming pink curly hair dressed in an iridescent purple gown tenderly rests her head on top of a weathered tomb stone. A luminous white string of pearls adorn her neck, standing out against an otherwise dim and gloomy cemetery as she drapes her arms lovingly around the tombstone.

Blood Moon

Imani Dennison, India Sky Davis 2025 0:10:42 Min English English Open Captions United States

Across a single night, a ghost and a vampire drift through a haunting, music-driven meditation on belonging, finding love, tragedy and resurrection in a living–dying–living world.

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Screenings

Queer Black August Film Screening at EastSide Arts Alliance

Seven films celebrating queer & trans Black stories.

Friday, August 21, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Satellite Screening Queer Black August Film Screening at EastSide Arts Alliance

Queer Black August at SF Black Pride

Six films celebrating queer & trans Black stories.

Tuesday, August 25, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Satellite Screening Queer Black August at SF Black Pride

ENCORE: Queer Black August

Watch anytime between September 11-21. A conference becomes a crossroads. A drumbeat carries survival. The universe retold through Black trans creation. A girl chasing perfection through magic. Love…

Friday, September 11, 2026
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Online Encore ENCORE: Queer Black August

Content Warnings

Blood Death

Specific Themes

Ghosts Romance Vampires

Credits

Director
Imani Dennison, India Sky Davis
Screenwriter
India Sky Davis
Producer
Devon Lang, India Sky Davis
Cast
India Sky Davis, Solaris Capehart

About Filmmaker(s)

India Sky’s multidisciplinary art practice of music, moving image, installation, dance and performance investigates the invisible forces of ancestry, power and spirit that shape her experience, and engages radical imagination for transformation, communion, homecoming, liberation, and survival. Her work as a stage and video/film director, producer, choreographer and performer is guided by her passion for world making and contributing to platforms that uplift Black, queer and femme voices. India served as Artistic Director of Topsy-Turvy, a queer BIPIOC multidisciplinary performance organization From 2012 - 2019. In 2021 India created her artist film The Life Cycle of Rainbows & solo exhibition at EMBASSY gallery in Edinburgh. Sky released her debut album, Somewhere Over the Mystic Moon in 2023 to critical acclaim. That same year she began the QWOCMAP Critical Junctures Fellowship, which extended into 2024. India received a BA in Theater & Dance from Antioch College in 2008 and an MA in Artist Film and Moving Image from Goldsmiths University of London in 2020 and is currently pursuing an Art MFA at Rutgers University.