The Black Queer Studies Collection includes a number of independent films that had limited release, including many foreign films. Some films are on physical formats, such as DVDs and VHSs. You can request these films through the library catalog. We also have access to many films through streaming services (linked below).
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Living with pride [videorecording] : Ruth Ellis @ 100 / Our Film Works presents ; written, directed, and produced by Yvonne Welbon.
Karmen Geï [videorecording] scénario, Joseph Gaï Ramaka ; producteur, Richard Sadler ; réalisation, Joseph Gaï Ramaka.
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