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Support Our Fundraising Campaigns • Courtesy of Cinema Feast

75 SHOTS Pocket Cinema serves as a lifeline for queer filmmakers and community members in need. Your contributions help us support our members in diverse ways, from empowering creative projects to addressing urgent personal and legal challenges.

We occasionally run campaigns to assist 75 SHOTS members facing difficult circumstances, such as:

  • Legal bills and asylum support for those seeking safety and justice.

  • Basic necessities like shelter, food, clothing, wellness, and bicycles for newcomers.

  • Devices, including phones and laptops, to help members build their futures.

Queer African Artists Unite @ Purple Mountain Artist Residency

75 SHOTS has just a few weeks to raise the funds needed to make this transformative art residency a reality. This collective of queer filmmakers and artists from across Africa and beyond will gather in South Africa’s Western Cape for the first time after nearly a decade of virtual collaboration. For many of these creators, living in countries where homosexuality is criminalized, this residency offers a rare and vital sanctuary for healing, connection, and creation. Goal: $27k

Help Khaled Stay Safe in Germany

Khaled, a dear friend and founding member of 75 SHOTS, is a Queer activist from Tunisia who has risked everything to fight for equality and human rights. Forced to flee his home due to threats against his life, Khaled now faces deportation from Germany. Your support—whether through a donation or by sharing his story—can help. Goal: $15k

Brown Girl in the Ring

Sharon Lewis' first Caribbean Canadian sci fi feature film inspired by Nalo Hopkinson's award winning novel. Cinema Feast is offering $500 matching gift discounts to donors who give equal amounts to the Brown Girl in the Ring-The Prequel Campaign. Goal: $30k exceeded @ $35k

Receiving for the Sake of Sharing

Alternative healing for breast cancer campaign, fundraising event and silent auction, for my sister and friend, inter-disciplinary artist Mai Vuong. Goal achieved $5k

Evening Shadows by Sridhar Rangayan

A sensitive heartwarming story of a young gay man coming out to his conservative mother in rural India, and how she copes with this very difficult truth. Award winning filmmaker, activist & Grand Marshall of Pride Montreal 2016, Sridhar Rangayan hopes to raise awareness & acceptance from parents of LGBTQ people with his latest film and parents’ support group in India. Cinema Feast is proud to offer FREE promo video or web design services to donors giving $500+ Campaign Goal: $20k

Shannen's Dream

Shannen Koostachin Monument Campaign. Honouring the dream of a child-activist for Equity and Equal access to Education. Cinema Feast is offering $250 matching gift discounts to donors who give equal amounts. Goal Achieved $12k, The monument was erected October 2015.

Queer Kampala Intl. Film Festival

Brought, Kamoga Hassan, Ugandan Queer activist, filmmaker and founder of the Only LGBTQ Film Festival in Africa, the Queer Kampala International Film Festival, to the largest social gathering of civil society to find solutions to the problems of our time, the World Social Forum Montreal 2016. Cinema Feast raised $2800 for transportation, accommodations and per diem for Festival Director of Queer Kampala International Film Festival.

Solidarity | Reach out and Touch

We aim to move audiences from empathy to action on LGBTQ+ rights issues. 100% of the proceeds go to 75 SHOTS Pocket Cinema, a non-profit media arts organization by, for, and about marginalized BIPOC queer artists, originally from the Global South. Through the power of mobile filmmaking, we support the collaborative creation of experimental films that amplify underrepresented voices, foster global solidarity, and advocate for humanitarian causes.

The main subject is a non binary black person's head and shoulder in b/w. Their haircut is short and shaved on the side. It is a cartoon illustration. There is a hand holding a smartphone in front of the subject in landscape mode. The index finger and thumb are all that you can see from the hand and it's in the same b/w colour as the subject with silver undertones. The frame of the phone is golden colour. The screen of the phone is cracked  and ressembles a damaged windshield that has been broken by a fallen rock/pebble from a truck on the highway. The colour image on the screen of the phone, focuses on the naked eyes cheekbone and pierced nose.  It’s in the radiant colour of the rainbow The mouth is in b/w as it is outside the frame of the smartphone. Illustration by Wacyl Kha 75 SHOTS  founding member. Queer Cinema from the Global South
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