AN/OTHER Film Festival puts people with disability at the centre of storytelling and filmmaking. Join us for a week of films by and about people with disability. Encompassing a program of film screenings and conversations with filmmakers with disability, AN/OTHER Film Festival 2024 presents diverse stories and perspectives from around the globe

Queer Minds and Bodies and Chosen Families

followed by Q&A with Steven Fraser

Life at the intersection of queer identities and disability

Queer Minds and Bodies and Chosen Families examines the intersection of queer identities and disability, and difficulty of not fitting neatly into categories of disability, sexuality or gender. How do we navigate this in a world that can struggle to understand one type of difference, never mind more than one embodied in the same person?

Films

Coming Out Autistic, 2022 (UK)

Dix Pix, 2019 (UK)

Dope Fiend, 2023 (UK)

Fluid, 2019 (Canada)

Four Billion Reasons, 2018 (USA)

Ghost in the Machine, 2020 (Australia)

Head Over Wheels, 2020 (UK)

On Sundays, 2023 (Brazil)

Tale of a Violet Sky, 2023 (Italy)

Thriving: A Dissociated Reverie, 2023 (Canada)

Victor's Body, 2020 (Brazil)

Q&A with Steven Fraser

About Steven Fraser

Steven is an animator, artist, and writer who creates short films, comics, zines, performances, and installations. Steven makes inventive use of animation, illustration, puppetry, and kinetic art to present unique and interesting stories. Steven identifies as queer and autistic, and his animation and performance works have been screened and staged at international film and arts festivals and won many awards.

Steven has three films screening in AN/OTHER Film Festival 2024: Prosopagnosia, Dix Pix, Coming Out Autistic