Life's a Ball
A young queer woman discovers the transformative, defiant magic of joy and radical self-expression amidst adversity, celebrating underground black, queer culture in a mesmerizing short film.
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A young queer woman discovers the transformative, defiant magic of joy and radical self-expression amidst adversity, celebrating underground black, queer culture in a mesmerizing short film.
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Written By:Lolia Etomi
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Runtime:9 minutes
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