SLUT CLUB is a deliciously daring documentary short film that explores sexuality and femininity through an empowering environment. It delves into the heart of Ms T’s Slut Club, a unique pole dancing show in Cape Town created for women and the LGBTQIA+ community, and celebrates this radical act of self-love, acceptance, and community.
Ms T's Slut Club and the documentary also serve as a powerful form of advocacy for sex workers. The film challenges the stigma and negative stereotypes often associated with the profession, highlighting the importance of respecting bodily autonomy and safety, advocating for the destigmatisation and decriminalisation of sex work in South Africa and around the globe.
SLUT CLUB invites audiences to connect with their sacred sexuality. The documentary captures this through intimate interviews and evocative visuals. The performers share their experiences of reclaiming their bodies and sexuality, finding empowerment through self-exploration and expression. They speak of honouring their emotions, trusting their intuition, and embracing their vulnerability as pathways to unlocking their divine feminine power.
This film is currently making its rounds on the festival and event circuits. Get in touch to arrange a screening.
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THE TRANS (R)EVOLUTION is a feature documentary film which journeys with Zoey Black, a transgender woman of colour, as she meets queer and trans people around South Africa. The film is an exploration of the struggle and violences we face, and, more importantly, a grounding of the joys and resilience of what it means to live an ordinary extraordinary life.
THE TRANS (R)EVOLUTION is made by trans and gender diverse people to broaden the scope of trans representation on screen. Trans people in South Africa, and globally, will be able to see themselves represented in the film, with trans stories being told by trans people.
The film is an educational tool for the broader public in developing a language and context for queer and trans people in South Africa, as well as as an advocacy tool for furthering the development of legal and policy protections for transgender people in South Africa, the region and globally.
This film is currently in post production and is anticipated release in 2026. Contact me to get involved with this project.
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THEY WILL BE QUEENS is a vibrant feature documentary that resurrects the spirit of Kewpie, a trans icon from Apartheid-era District Six, through the electrifying lens of Salon Kewpie: The Legacy Project.
The film weaves together archival treasures with the raw energy of a contemporary celebration, exploring the transformative power of remembrance and the enduring spirit of queer resistance.
THEY WILL BE QUEENS is a vital documentary that not only preserves a crucial chapter in South African history but also inspire and empower audiences around the world. It is a testament to the enduring power of queer joy and a celebration of resilience in the face of adversity.
This film is currently in development, with anticipated release in 2027. Contact me to get involved with this project.
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LEGACY: CARNIVAL BALL
Step into a realm of dazzling extravagance at the Carnival Ball, a spectacular collaboration between House of Le Cap and Edition Events, in vibrant Cape Town, South Africa! Feel the energy ignite as fierce competitors grace the floor, showcasing their artistry and flair in categories like Best Dressed, Vogue Femme, and Realness.
More than just a dazzling display, this ball celebrates the vital importance of ballroom culture. For queer individuals and communities, these spaces are safe havens where authenticity is not only embraced but celebrated. Under the glittering lights, chosen families uplift each other, fostering a sense of belonging and safety where individuals can truly be seen and celebrated for who they are.
D.O.G AFTERMOVIE
The Death of Glitter hosted "HOT D.O.G", a daytime party with hot beats and even hotter performances.
D.O.G is a significant and influential queer nightlife event and collective based in Cape Town, South Africa. They is described as a physical embodiment of radical queer expression. Their core manifesto emphasises hedonism as a form of queer resistance, championing unbridled creative expression, and celebrating the ownership of bodies and sexuality.
The Perfect Blend
"The Perfect Blend" is a documentary-style short film, 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.
Runway
"Runway" is a captivating documentary short directed 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+
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.