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Stonewall 2069
The lines between documentary, art, and science fiction blur as artist Samuel Douek asks: what will the next 50 years of queer liberation look like?
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The lines between documentary, art, and science fiction blur as artist Samuel Douek asks: what will the next 50 years of queer liberation look like?
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Genre:Science Fiction
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Dazed, BBC Arts
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