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Screening of We Are Here 《我们在这里》following discussion with Shi Tou, Moderated by Professor Zhen Zhang and Benjamin Li (Cinema Studies, NYU)

Born in 1969 into a family of Miao, an ethnic minority in south-west China's Guizhou Province, Shi Tou is an artist, photographer, independent filmmaker and queer activist. Her 2006 experimental documentary 

 is a compilation of various shots and impressions of the filmmaker's trip to her lesbian partner Mingming's hometown, as well as her daily wandering in Beijing. Her 2015 documentary 

 (co-directed with Zhao Jing) was commissioned by the Ford Foundation Beijing Office to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the Fourth UN World Conference on Women and to document the progress of women's rights in China since 1995.

What happens when 300 lesbians from around the world attend the largest United Nations conference? How did two busloads of lesbians headed to an underground nightclub help spark the birth of a lala (LBT) movement in China? At the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, the first-ever lesbian tent at a UN NGO Forum was created. At the tent, ideas were shared, connections were made, and identities were affirmed . . . with a growing emergence of energy for change.

We Are Here 《我们在这里》Screening & Discussion with Shi Tou

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Zhiyu Li

Zhen Zhang

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Free: Craftclass, Masterclass, Book Club;
10% OFF to Online Workshops; Access to Past Craftclass Recordings

Members will be added to all online masterclasses automatically before the classes, no extra registration is needed. 

Archive of past class recordings is available only to members who have maintained an active membership for six months or longer, and that you must contact the Accent Assistant  directly to request access. 

WeChat ID: [accent_society] Email: [ heavngal.accentsociety@gmail.com ]


All the membership related questions need to be communicated through emails. Luma messenger is not actively monitored. 


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$15 OFF In-Person Events; 
FREE: Craftclass, Masterclass, Book Club，Exhibition Open Call Entry
10% OFF Online Workshops
Year end gift package
Monthly book selection
Members will be added to all online masterclasses automatically before the classes, no extra registration is needed.

Archive of past class recordings is available only to members who have maintained an active membership for six months or longer, and that you must contact the Accent Assistant directly to request access.

WeChat ID: [accent_society] Email: [ heavngal.accentsociety@gmail.com ]

All the membership related questions need to be communicated through emails. Luma messenger is not actively monitored.
