UPCOMING EVENTS
Friday, April 11, 2025
9pm EST
9pm EST
THE YEAR WE THOUGHT ABOUT LOVE
In partnership with National Youth HIV + AIDS Awareness Day
Featuring Q&A with Ellen Brodskey (Filmmaker) and Giftson Joseph (Cast Member)
What happens when a diverse group of LGBTQ youth dares to be “out” on stage talking truthfully about their lives? As they create a play about love, a theater troupe of Queer youth celebrates the fullness of their lives as young artists and activists.
"Must-see...this generation's love story....takes you from belly-aching laughter to a deluge of tears." Rev. Irene Monroe, The Hollywood Progressive
In partnership with National Youth HIV + AIDS Awareness Day
Featuring Q&A with Ellen Brodskey (Filmmaker) and Giftson Joseph (Cast Member)
What happens when a diverse group of LGBTQ youth dares to be “out” on stage talking truthfully about their lives? As they create a play about love, a theater troupe of Queer youth celebrates the fullness of their lives as young artists and activists.
"Must-see...this generation's love story....takes you from belly-aching laughter to a deluge of tears." Rev. Irene Monroe, The Hollywood Progressive
Watch the Trailer
About Us
BLACK, GAY, stuck at home is a project created by Michael Ward (@michaelxward) and Joshua Henry Jenkins (@joshjenks). As the world was asked to stay at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, a need for affinity and community remains.
BLACK, GAY, stuck at home is our effort to both gather folks together but to also center Black queer film, allowing for folks to engage with one another and build community but to also engage with familiar and perhaps new work centering Black queer experiences.
Our inaugural viewing and live chat featured Patrik Ian Polk's 2000 feature film debut Punks which has long been out of print and rarely screened in recent years. That event saw 500+ registrants.
