39th Connecticut LGBTQ Film Festival

Truth Be Told: Documentary Shorts

Available in 00d 06h 26m 33s
Available June 21, 2026 4:00 AM UTC
Already unlocked? for access

Give as a gift

7 films in package
Rag Dolls
Despite difficult circumstances, two Mexican women with disabilities find ways to love and take care of each other.
Icebreakers
Queer skaters at the Gay Games push the boundaries of their sport hoping that mainstream skating will one day encompass a richer spectrum of the human experience.
My Friend Kim
A terminally-ill lesbian spends her final months exploring the perils of living and dying in Connecticut.
Dancing in Tomorrowland
An unsung teen activist fights to overturn Disneyland’s ban on same-sex dancing.
Closed captions available
Voice Shift
In this inspiring story about identity and resilience, a transgender vocal coach helps other transgender people find their true voice.
Big Bass
A filmmaker travels back to 1997 to revisit a dream-like memory from second grade that centers around her queer identity, her legendary PE teacher, and a large plastic fish.
Q&A - Truth Be Told: Documentary Shorts
Q&A Session with filmmakers from the shorts program Truth Be Told: Documentary Shorts: Big Bass, Icebreakers, My Friend Kim, Rag Dolls, Thanks, Babs!, & Voice Shift. Moderated by Clare McCarthy.
This virtual screening is eligible for Audience Awards! Don't forget to vote! Unlock it to cast your vote.
Protected ContentThis content can only be viewed in authorized regions: Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Westchester County, NY.
Pay What You CanAfter this content becomes available June 21st at 4:00 am UTC, you'll have 7 days 23 hours to start watching. Once you begin, you'll have 48 hours to finish watching. Need help?

Fiction is great, but sometimes we need a dose of reality! These short documentaries tell some fascinating, poignant, and even surprising stories.


A Q&A session with several filmmakers follows the films!

Queer skaters at the Gay Games push the boundaries of their sport hoping that mainstream skating will one day encompass a richer spectrum of the human experience.

  • Year
    2024
  • Runtime
    22 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    USA
  • Premiere
    Connecticut
  • Director
    Marlo Poras, Jocelyn Glatzer
Copy link