OPEN DIALOGUES FILMS
MAY BE SCREENED AT THE CENTER
Available for off-site Live Screening and Discussion
Gen QueerZ gives voice to eight college/university students in South Florida who are part of Generation Z, the first generation of LGBTQ+ people to be “out” while attending school and living at home. Produced by the Center in partnership with Safe Schools South Florida, the film will air at 7:30 PM on June 24 on WPBT-Channel 2 in Broward and Miami-Dade counties and 5:30 PM on June 26 on WXEL-Channel 42 reaching the Palm Beaches and the Treasure Coast. Live streaming can be viewed at www.wpbt2.org/live/tv/ and wxel.org/live-tv/.
The Art and Culture Center/Hollywood is collaborating with organizations in South Florida to present screenings and discussions of our award-winning documentary film short series Open Dialogues.
Produced by the Center and directed by Miami-based filmmaker Freddy Rodriguez, the Open Dialogues films Gen QueerZ, Queer Allies, Black Voices | Black Stories, and Stories From the LGBTQ Community capture the personal narratives and performances of community leaders who have been marginalized based on race and/or gender.
Open Dialogues was created to engage residents of South Florida in honest and often revealing discussions that advance acceptance and inclusion for all members of our community. These black-and-white films help build collaborative networks among artists, writers, community members, nonprofits, businesses, schools, and government agencies seeking to address discriminatory practices and social injustice.
Open Dialogues screenings may be presented live via Zoom, and in person in our galleries or at off-site facilities with partnering organizations. To learn more about presenting an Open Dialogues screening and moderated talk for your organization, contact Open Dialogues Producer Jeff Rusnak at jeff@artandculturecenter.org or
954.921.3274, ext. 222.
