Honey Girls Jam Their Hearts Out
A trio of girls form a band and enter a singing competition together after learning they work best as a team.
Artists at the Edge (2024)
A short documentary highlighting the lives and creations of two Provincetown artists: Kenny Lockwood (a senior LGBTQ+ identifying visual and musical artist) and Darlene Van Alstyne (a BIPOC LGBTQ+ identifying woman and performance artist). Filmed in Provincetown, MA the film embraces creativity, equality, and community while exploring the realities and challenges of "otherness."
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A short documentary highlighting the lives and creations of two Provincetown artists: Kenny Lockwood (a senior LGBTQ+ identifying visual and musical artist) and Darlene Van Alstyne (a BIPOC LGBTQ+ identifying woman and performance artist). Filmed in Provincetown, MA the film embraces creativity, equality, and community while exploring the realities and challenges of "otherness."
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