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From Liberation to Trans Militancy - Documents from Queer Struggles in Sweden
Overview
This film programme highlights queer struggles and the history of the Pride movement in Sweden, from 1981 until today. Features 8 short films: Gay Liberation Week, Stockholm (1981); Gay Liberation Week, Gothenburg (1984); A Year of Sisterhood – Interview with Fitt 4 Fight & Queer Feminist March, Stockholm (2005); Lesbian festival, Gothenburg (2005); Anti-marriage Action, Gothenburg (2010); Candle-manifestation, Gothenburg (2012); Actions from Queersvall, Sundvall (2019); Sápmi Pride, Gironis (2014).
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Allan Hellman
Tiina Rosenberg
Pia Laskar
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