Grand Park and Outfest Present PROUD Picnic + Movie Night 2019

When:
September 14, 2019 @ 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
2019-09-14T17:00:00-07:00
2019-09-14T22:00:00-07:00
Where:
Grand Park (Performance Lawn b/t Grand Ave. + Hill St.)
200 N Grand Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90012
USA
Cost:
Free

 

 

The Music Center continues its series of intimate events that invite the Los Angeles LGBTQ and ally community to celebrate and connect with each other with Grand Park + Outfest Present PROUD Picnic + Movie Night. Developed in collaboration with a coalition of partners and partner organizations to reflect the diverse interests and experiences of the LGBTQ Angeleno community, Grand Park + Outfest Presents PROUD Picnic + Movie Night has the park partnering with Outfest for the fourth year to present a picnic and screening in celebration of fresh and diverse voices in film. A showcase of short films from the Outfest Fusion Festival along with a feature full-length presentation, filmmakers and actors will introduce the films and share insight about their craft. Guests can come early to enjoy an afternoon in the park with the sights, sounds and tastes of the summer including DJs, food trucks and the park’s popular splash pad and playground. The screening will be held on Grand Park’s Performance Lawn, near Hill Street.

 

Feature Film:

Changing the Game

Director: Michael Barnett

Three resilient transgender high school athletes across the U.S. fight for their sports titles and battle voices of harassment in their pursuit to compete as their authentic gender.

 

Short Films:

Dreamer

Directed by Marcos Davalos

A gay, undocumented “dreamer” breaks into his high school auditorium to dance to his favorite Gloria Estefan song.

 

La Serenata

Directed by Adelina Anthony

Two parents struggle with their beloved Mexican musical tradition when their son requests a love song for another boy.

 

How to Make a Rainbow

Directed by Ryan Maxey

Over two formative years, a young girl and her mother journey through the joy and struggle of a parent in transition.

 

Wonder

Directed by Javier Molina

An 11-year-old kid growing up in “the hood” secretly dreams of trick-or-treating as Wonder Woman for Halloween.

Maybe

Directed by Kat Cole

As a young Asian-American woman, Kalliyan advocates for minority and LGBTQ+ representation in modern storytelling. When she isn’t acting, she attends USC, writes screenplays, and produces dream pop music under the name KAHN. With the support of her fellow storytellers, Kalliyan hopes to lead change in Hollywood’s new generation.

The One You Never Forget 

Directed by Morgan Jon Fox

Carey prepares for his first dance and avoids talking about his date as his parents try to get the perfect picture of them.

 

 

Including DJ set(s) by DJ Linda Nuves

Linda “Nuves” Tovar is an active member of Chulita Vinyl Club (Los Angeles). When she isn’t Djing or collecting vinyl records, Linda is performing in her dad’s band Azucar L.A and with rising musical artist, San Cha. Linda also writes and produces original music under, Nuves.


Information subject to change

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