The more visible we are...
the stronger we become.
That's the title of a new retrospective film of footage from the 1975 San Francisco Freedom Parade, one of the earliest gay and lesbian parades held here.
Raymond Reiss, director, producer, and cinematographer of the film, and his wife Jane are in San Francisco for the film's premiere. So if you're in the Bay Area, consider stopping by Magnet on 18th Street in the Castro at 7pm on Saturday the 24th to see this moment from history.
The filmmakers plan to arrange screenings in other cities as well.
More details here.
That's the title of a new retrospective film of footage from the 1975 San Francisco Freedom Parade, one of the earliest gay and lesbian parades held here.
Raymond Reiss, director, producer, and cinematographer of the film, and his wife Jane are in San Francisco for the film's premiere. So if you're in the Bay Area, consider stopping by Magnet on 18th Street in the Castro at 7pm on Saturday the 24th to see this moment from history.
The filmmakers plan to arrange screenings in other cities as well.
More details here.
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