You’re invited to the first Monoyo Film Club, an evening of film and conversation centering Black queer stories from across the diaspora.

We’re screening ìfé: The Sequel, directed and produced by Pamela Adie and written by Uyaiedu Ikpe-Etim. Years after their love story began, Ife and Adaora cross paths again in Lagos and have to decide what they’re willing to risk to choose each other. It’s a Nigerian love story about queer women, made in a country where stories like this are still pushed out of sight.

After the film, we’ll share a conversation with the director, then open the floor for a guided discussion with everyone in the room.

Before you come: If you can, watch the original Ìfé (2020) first. The sequel stands on its own, but you’ll feel it more. Watch here.

Details

Wednesday, November 18

Doors at 6 pm, film at 6:30 pm (runtime 117 minutes)

Zoma House, 1426 W Lake St, Minneapolis

Free with RSVP. Seating is limited, so please RSVP only if you plan to come, and release your spot if your plans change.

Monoyo creates, commissions, and curates art that centers the Black LGBTQ+ experience. An initiative of Culture of Color Collective, Monoyo is fiscally sponsored by Springboard for the Arts.

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