<p>Pamelouie in conversation with filmmaker Micheal Rice of Black As U R, and Darwin Acosta, founder of Co-Fermented. Rice’s latest film, Black As U R, a feature-length documentary, explores the misunderstandings of Black queerness and the trans experience. A timely and important work, Black As U R will be screened at the Frameline Film Festival on Sunday, Juneteenth, at the Castro Theater. </p>

Pamelouie in conversation with filmmaker Micheal Rice of Black As U R, and Darwin Acosta, founder of Co-Fermented. Rice’s latest film, Black As U R, a feature-length documentary, explores the misunderstandings of Black queerness and the trans experience. A timely and important work, Black As U R will be screened at the Frameline Film Festival on Sunday, Juneteenth, at the Castro Theater.

<p>Pamelouie in conversation with filmmaker Micheal Rice of Black As U R, and Darwin Acosta, founder of Co-Fermented. Rice’s latest film, Black As U R, a feature-length documentary, explores the misunderstandings of Black queerness and the trans experience. A timely and important work, Black As U R will be screened at the Frameline Film Festival on Sunday, Juneteenth, at the Castro Theater.&nbsp;</p>

Queerly Drinking, 6/15/22 - Director Micheal Rice

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Queerly Drinking, 6/15/22 - Director Micheal Rice