Our Civil Rights at Cultural Center
Our Civil Rights
SAT 19 SEP
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
Our Civil Rights: Racial Equity, Adoption and Marriage (65 min.)
REDLINING 18 min. REDLINING is about a black & white family who live on the same property during the 1970s in the Georgia REDLINING era. The film explores the themes of generational wealth, prejudice, homosexuality, women’s rights and the legacy of discrimination in the American South. What happens when the parents pass? Who gets the house? And why?
PROJECT FAMIGLIA - The Road to Us 24 min. An Italian queer couple’s journey leads them to Canada to pursue their dream of parenthood, challenging intolerance in their home country and prompting the global divide over who should have the right to be a parent in today’s modern age.
HONG KONG, Let’s Get Married! 23 min. Hong Kong Let’s Get Married is a short documentary examining the struggle for marriage equality in Hong Kong. Despite tightening political restrictions, activists and same-sex couples have secured incremental legal gains, including recognition of certain rights for couples married abroad. A landmark 2023 court ruling mandated the creation of a legal framework for same-sex couples, but a 2025 bill offering limited recognition was ultimately rejected.
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REDLINING 18 min. REDLINING is about a black & white family who live on the same property during the 1970s in the Georgia REDLINING era. The film explores the themes of generational wealth, prejudice, homosexuality, women’s rights and the legacy of discrimination in the American South. What happens when the parents pass? Who gets the house? And why?
PROJECT FAMIGLIA - The Road to Us 24 min. An Italian queer couple’s journey leads them to Canada to pursue their dream of parenthood, challenging intolerance in their home country and prompting the global divide over who should have the right to be a parent in today’s modern age.
HONG KONG, Let’s Get Married! 23 min. Hong Kong Let’s Get Married is a short documentary examining the struggle for marriage equality in Hong Kong. Despite tightening political restrictions, activists and same-sex couples have secured incremental legal gains, including recognition of certain rights for couples married abroad. A landmark 2023 court ruling mandated the creation of a legal framework for same-sex couples, but a 2025 bill offering limited recognition was ultimately rejected.
Our Civil Rights: Racial Equity, Adoption and Marriage (65 min.)
REDLINING 18 min. REDLINING is about a black & white family who live on the same property during the 1970s in the Georgia REDLINING era. The film explores the themes of generational wealth, prejudice, homosexuality, women’s rights and the legacy of discrimination in the American South. What happens when the parents pass? Who gets the house? And why?
PROJECT FAMIGLIA - The Road to Us 24 min. An Italian queer couple’s journey leads them to Canada to pursue their dream of parenthood, challenging intolerance in their home country and prompting the global divide over who should have the right to be a parent in today’s modern age.
HONG KONG, Let’s Get Married! 23 min. Hong Kong Let’s Get Married is a short documentary examining the struggle for marriage equality in Hong Kong. Despite tightening political restrictions, activists and same-sex couples have secured incremental legal gains, including recognition of certain rights for couples married abroad. A landmark 2023 court ruling mandated the creation of a legal framework for same-sex couples, but a 2025 bill offering limited recognition was ultimately rejected.
REDLINING 18 min. REDLINING is about a black & white family who live on the same property during the 1970s in the Georgia REDLINING era. The film explores the themes of generational wealth, prejudice, homosexuality, women’s rights and the legacy of discrimination in the American South. What happens when the parents pass? Who gets the house? And why?
PROJECT FAMIGLIA - The Road to Us 24 min. An Italian queer couple’s journey leads them to Canada to pursue their dream of parenthood, challenging intolerance in their home country and prompting the global divide over who should have the right to be a parent in today’s modern age.
HONG KONG, Let’s Get Married! 23 min. Hong Kong Let’s Get Married is a short documentary examining the struggle for marriage equality in Hong Kong. Despite tightening political restrictions, activists and same-sex couples have secured incremental legal gains, including recognition of certain rights for couples married abroad. A landmark 2023 court ruling mandated the creation of a legal framework for same-sex couples, but a 2025 bill offering limited recognition was ultimately rejected.
Our Civil Rights
SAT 19 SEP
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
Our Civil Rights: Racial Equity, Adoption and Marriage (65 min.)
REDLINING 18 min. REDLINING is about a black & white family who live on the same property during the 1970s in the Georgia REDLINING era. The film explores the themes of generational wealth, prejudice, homosexuality, women’s rights and the legacy of discrimination in the American South. What happens when the parents pass? Who gets the house? And why?
PROJECT FAMIGLIA - The Road to Us 24 min. An Italian queer couple’s journey leads them to Canada to pursue their dream of parenthood, challenging intolerance in their home country and prompting the global divide over who should have the right to be a parent in today’s modern age.
HONG KONG, Let’s Get Married! 23 min. Hong Kong Let’s Get Married is a short documentary examining the struggle for marriage equality in Hong Kong. Despite tightening political restrictions, activists and same-sex couples have secured incremental legal gains, including recognition of certain rights for couples married abroad. A landmark 2023 court ruling mandated the creation of a legal framework for same-sex couples, but a 2025 bill offering limited recognition was ultimately rejected.
