The film starts with Théo and Hugo meeting in a sex club, where they connect intensely. Following their encounter, they wander the streets of Paris in the early hours of the morning, experiencing the city's quiet beauty and dealing with the immediate and pressing issues in their potential new relationship.

Singer, choir director and musician, Melanie DeMore, shows children and adults how to be Free In Song as she sows the seeds of cultural activism and history. The passion between two queer Black women ripples across the vastness of decades in Your Kiss. What could Possibly be the connection between wooded trails, sunny BART stops and floral sheets? A journey through queer and cultural identity creates the broth that flavors Life Y Pozole. From the roots of struggle, My Beautiful Resistance grows vibrantly for an undocumented, queer, person of color. The support of Girls You Know inspires a young girl to mold her environment. Judgement within queer identity leads to The Un/Belonging. With her alluring Heft, a queer Black woman in the East Bay draws a bevy of suitors and scoundrels. Free in Song by Tiye Square-LeVias – 20min Your Kiss by Enajite Pela – 5:43min Possibly by Tracy Nguyen – 9:32min Life y Pozole by Candy Guinea – 5:15min My Beautiful Resistance by Penny Baldado – 8:02min Girls You Know by Carie-Elena Edwards – 3min The Un/belonging by Raquel Wells – 8:56min Heft by Alexandria Wright – 10:02min

Perhaps Italy’s first romantic comedy with a female couple at the center, ME, MYSELF AND HER stars Sabrina Ferilli as happily out restaurateur Marina and Margherita Buy (from Tognazzi’s previous A FIVE STAR LIFE) as Federica, a previously married architect whose fear of what others might think gives her pause about the relationship. With a light tone, this warm look at the everyday struggles of two people to build a life together strikes a universal chord.