For the past three years, this Emmy and GLAAD Award-Winning docuseries has highlighted the stories of lesbian queer bars and their communities across the U.S. Now, for the first time, the series ventures beyond American borders with “The Lesbian Bar Project: FLINTA.”
This episode dives into the inspiring stories of the FLINTA (Female, Lesbian, Intersex, Non-Binary, Trans, and Agender) communities in Cologne and Berlin, Germany, showcasing the global direction of queer culture.
Despite the decline of lesbian bars in Germany, a flourishing FLINTA movement represents the progressive transformation of queer culture.
Meet the voices of change:
Payman Neziri, Boize Bar owner
Ricarda Hofmann, comedian
Anbid Zaman, human rights activist
Tessa Ganserer, politician
Bebex and Girls Town, party collectives
Join us at our festival to watch this powerful episode celebrating resilience and community.
Film screening + Q&A with filmmaker Erica Rose, followed by an After-Party with Manchester sapphic party starters The Mix-stress and Good Afternoon