75 SHOTS
75 SHOTS: In The Spotlight
This podcast features recordings from Q&A discussions with filmmakers as part of our In The Spotlight screening series. Every month, we showcase a short film in a week-long online screening, culimating in a live discussion with the creator. In The Spotlight offers a glimpse into the Cinema Feast Collection, a living, growing archive of radical and queer cinema curated by 75 SHOTS, with a focus on underrepresented voices from the Global South and diaspora.
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In The Spotlight with Omar Gabriel, June 12, 2026 24.07.2026 43:58
After his film was featured in our monthly screening spotlight, we met with filmmaker Omar Gabriel for a live Q&A session to discuss his work. Directed by Omar Gabriel, Don't Take My Joy Away follows two friends in Shatila, a Palestinian refugee camp. Omar and Omar revel in the small joys of life until violence suddenly disrupts their world. Forced to flee, they embark on a dangerous journey o...
In The Spotlight with Carl Collison, May 16, 2026 16.06.2026 47:31
After his film was featured in our monthly screening spotlight, we met with documentary filmmaker Carl Collison for a live Q&A session to discuss his work. Still My Child follows the journeys of three South African fathers as they navigate fear, confusion, social stigma, and community discrimination before ultimately arriving at a place of unconditional love and acceptance for their transgende...
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