DOCUMENTARY FILM Archive
Runway
"Runway" is a captivating documentary short directed by trans filmmaker, Zoey Black.
The film that explores the transformative history and cultural impact of LGBT ballroom culture in Cape Town, South Africa. The documentary celebrates the enduring legacy of LGBT ballroom culture— a legacy built on resilience, creativity, and unity within the queer community.
"Runway" is a visually stunning and emotionally resonant exploration of a movement that continues to inspire and empower generations, proving that the language of acceptance and self-expression knows no boundaries.
Till Next time: Episode 6 - Frisky Fruits
After a steamy one night stand, three individuals accidentally find themselves in a throuple. Exploring sex, their fantasies and flubbing up along the way.
In a world where societal norms have often shied away from discussing sex openly, Till Next Time fearlessly tackles the taboos head-on. The series offers a candid exploration of human desires, awkward situations, hookups, and relationships. Through genuine encounters, we witness the journey of people discovering their own sexualities and understanding their unique places in the mosaic of love and connection.
Age Restriction: 18+
Queer, connected
Join this inspiring journey as we delve into an event that starts to shape the landscape of queer media forever. In this documentary, we take you to the heart of "Live Out Proud", a HOLAAfrica and Iranti event, that brings together queer creatives and influencers in an inclusive and safe space.
Queer, connected is not just a celebration of LGBTQIA+ identity, but serves as lightning rod for queer voices to unite, collaborate, and ignite change. The documentary passionately underscores the profound importance of queer narratives and visibility on social media, showcasing the transformative impact these stories can have on society.
The Perfect Blend
"The Perfect Blend" is a documentary short film short, directed and produced by Zoey Black.
We follow Jacqui and Xoli, a queer, non-binary, interracial, interfaith couple in Cape Town, South Africa, and the moments leading up their extraordinary wedding day at Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden in Cape Town, South Africa.
Beginnings
After 10 years of building a LGBTQIA+ media organisation and movement, Jabulani Pereira, the founder and executive director of Iranti, steps down and gives a farewell interview.
Iranti is a Johannesburg based human rights organisation that advocates for the advancement of the rights of LBQTI persons in Africa.Iranti works within a human rights framework raising issues on gender identities, and sexuality, through the strategic use of multimedia storytelling, research and activism.
In this candid interview, Jabu gives us little snap shot of the past decade of queer activism, as well as a glimpse of what may lie ahead for him.
Filmed and edited by Zoey Black.