Tongues Untied
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Riggs’s urgent, lyrical collage similarly joins Black queer identity, poetry, music and intimate testimony in a formally liberated, deeply personal work.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Riggs’s urgent, lyrical collage similarly joins Black queer identity, poetry, music and intimate testimony in a formally liberated, deeply personal work.
Why this pick
A tender dialogue between contemporary queer Black life and the Harlem Renaissance, with a reflective, sensual tone that closely echoes Julien’s historical imagination.
Why this pick
Its playful faux-archival investigation recovers obscured Black lesbian cultural history, pairing film-history curiosity with a warm, self-aware independent voice.
Why this pick
Julien brings the same striking monochrome imagery, music-led energy and attentiveness to queer Black subcultures to a more narrative London period piece.
Why this pick
Its three-part structure and tactile, color-saturated imagery turn a queer Black coming-of-age story into an inward, sensuous meditation on desire, identity and memory.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Alex
James

Karl
Carlos
British voice (voice)
Himself (archive footage)