Cece's Interlude

Set in Los Angeles - Cece’s Interlude, directed by Tee Park, follows a troubled young mother and an overstepping documentarian. Filmmaker Sophie-Anne documents the daily life of Cece, a transgender girl and content creator who’s pregnant. Facing much scrutiny, Cece is a typical 20 something who likes to party and has little plans for the future, let alone having a baby.

Straddling between modes of documentary and satire alongside themes around how media can employ meaning through exploitative practices of storytelling, in addition to blending a narrative toward conversations of bodily autonomy and respectability – ultimately, according to the director, It’s a story about bias, motherhood, and the predatory gaze. It serves as a satire of the media's long standing predatory practice of unfair portrayals of queer subjects.

Doors open at 7:30 PM with the screening to start at 8 PM. Snacks and drinks provided. Please mask when not eating or drinking, and stay home if you're sick. Limited pay-what-you-can tickets at the door.

• While the venue's entrance is not wheelchair accessible, a moveable ramp is available upon request.
• Street parking available along Penn Ave. as well as neighboring residential streets. Parking on Penn Ave is free after 6pm Mon-Sat.
• Closest bus routes to the venue are the 88 and 64. The 88 stops along Penn Ave and the 64 stops at Friendship Park.
• HEPA filters will be running in the venue during the screening.
• Different seating may be available upon request.
• If you have any accessibility concerns, contact us at [email protected]