Burnett Foundation Aotearoa and Christchurch Pride welcome you to join us in remembering and celebrating 40 years of Homosexual Law Reform in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Beginning at 4pm with nibbles and drinks, the first screening starting at 4.15pm, We have 3 films from local award-winning Producers, Directors and Writers highlighting Homosexual Law Reform and the never-ending fight for the freedom and safety of our community.

Ally

Directed by Evienne Jones

Ally is a short documentary about the Homosexual law reform and the role that Allyship has played and should continue to play in the fight for queer rights. Speaking to members of the queer community across the generations and key allies we learn about the past and the hopes for the future.

Blood Sweat & Glitter

Written by Hannah Crisp, Directed by Evienne Jones

Blood Sweat & Glitter is a coming-of-age shot film about the important role drag plays within the queer community. Following young Eli this film explores the panic of coming out and the joys of finding your community.

Homecoming

Written and Directed by Grae Meek

HOMECOMING is a short film that tells the story of a transgender woman returning home to finally come out to her parents, but the dinner spirals as her anxieties manifest in dark, sinister ways. This multi award-winning psychological drama has screened in several international film festivals.

Come along and enjoy an evening of connection, education and entertainment as we explore and celebrate homosexual law reform and the freedom this moment in history has bought to our communities.

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