A joyful and honest conversation about what it means to tell queer stories that are not defined by struggle alone. While trauma has shaped so much of queer storytelling, it is not the only story worth telling. This panel explores how creators are using humor, playfulness, intimacy, and everyday moments to build narratives that feel full, lived-in, and expansive. From quiet connection to big, bold storytelling, we’ll look at how joy can exist alongside complexity, and how centering it can open up new possibilities for what queer stories can be.

Moderator: Ray Taylor, Founder & Executive Director of Queer Film Collective
Panelists: Announcement Coming Soon