Queer Rural Connections
A short documentary offering a rare glimpse into LGBTQIA+ life outside of the big city and what it means to belong. It follows four individual stories in East Anglia and deals with themes such as the loss of queer spaces, how life has changed in the last thirty years and what queer community means.
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A short documentary offering a rare glimpse into LGBTQIA+ life outside of the big city and what it means to belong. It follows four individual stories in East Anglia and deals with themes such as the loss of queer spaces, how life has changed in the last thirty years and what queer community means.
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