An iconic Queer documentary in the making, Summer Qamp is 80 minutes of pure queer joy through Canadian documentarian Jen Markowitz’ insightful lens. More than a queer summer camp, this documentary provides a fly-on-the-wall experience of a group of queer teens navigating life’s highs and lows as they talk pronouns, crushes, coming out, transition and so much more.
For LGBTQIA+ youth aged 12–19 only, Minus18 is holding a free screening, with details below. For those not within that age bracket, the Melbourne Queer Film Festival are hosting three all-ages ticketed screenings on the 11 and 19 November at the Kino and Victorian Pride Centre respectively. For more information and to book tickets jump on the MQFF website.
When: November 18, 2023, 1.30 – 3.30 pm
Where: Cinema Nova, 380 Lygon Street, Carlton
Tickets: Free: bookings are essential!
Accessibility: Cinema Nova is wheelchair accessible with all gender bathrooms. The film will be captioned and Youth Workers will be present.
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